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Patrick Chafe
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Peabody, MA
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Overcoming Debt to Income Ratio Problems

Patrick Chafe
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Peabody, MA
Posted

Hi Everyone,

I am running into a problem with DTI. I live in Massachusetts and the cost of real estate is quite high. There are still a lot of good deals that will cash flow, however the barrier to entry is a significant amount of debt. I currently own a home(primary residence) that i rent out bedrooms in. I am looking to get another property, either SFR or multi, and rent out my current house but my mortgage lender is already talking about being maxed out for DTI with the next property purchase(SFR). It may differ if my next purchase is a multi, but it got me thinking/worried about maxing out DTI this early/new to REI.

Just want to make sure i take the right steps now to not get bound up in the future.

Any advice or experiences with overcoming DTI would be a great help.

Thanks,

  • Patrick Chafe
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