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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Best way to secure financing on a rental property in Baltimore MD
I am looking to buy some rental properties in the Baltimore MD. I have credit score of 760 and would be able to put 20% down on the property but I do not have the income history. What is the best way to go at securing financing.
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You can find lenders that would be willing to lend on stated income. However, in Baltimore 95% will require the property to be at least 100k Value