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David Pascual
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  • Pacific, WA
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Mortgage help in partnership

David Pascual
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  • Pacific, WA
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When trying to qualify for a mortgage is it possible to join forces with another person (partner) in order to qualify for a larger loan? Let's say that partner 1 has strong income and good credit but has recently gotten a mortgage for his primary residence which will affect his DTI ratio, partner 2 has good credit but only works part time. (not enough income to qualify for a mortgage on his own) in this case can partner 2 add incomes with partner 1 so that partner 1 may be able to qualify for a higher mortgage loan? Or must both partners need to be able to qualify for a loan individually in order to do this?
  • David Pascual