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Jeff Dapson
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Can you count multi-family income as future income?

Jeff Dapson
  • Austin, TX
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Hey everybody, it's inspiring to read all of your stories and I can't wait to be in the position where I can help the BP community too.

I have a question about getting started. Being an 18 year old freshman at ACC in Austin, I don't have a steady work history and certainly don't have enough cash to buy a multi-family. But I want to get started right away. I have read every book I could get my hands on on all aspects of the business. But the question remains...

Is it reasonable to expect to find a lender who will look at the rent roll of the property I intend to buy (any multi-family with active 12 month leases) and count that as the income I will use to pay the PITI?

Can't wait to hear your insights!

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