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Nick Causa
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DTI and the Two Year Rule

Nick Causa
  • Greenwich, CT
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Anyone have any success getting around the two year rule? My wife and i rent out our house and downsized to an apartment to save for a house. We’re now ready to buy a multifamily but because our rented house will continue to count as debt for two years our DTI is way too high (49% after taking into account the mortgage on a new home). Anyone have any success or know any banks that are a little more lenient with this?

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Josh Dillingham
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Josh Dillingham
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  • Brattleboro, VT
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talk to @Upen Patel I don't think The Federal Loan Savings Bank requires two years to count rental income.

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