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Purchasing second property in California - Financing
I am looking to purchase a second property while using the appreciation on my existing property as a down payment(30%). The property I am looking at is a duplex with long term tenants. I am currently with quicken loans and was told they could not use the tenants rent as income for a loan.
Are there any recommendations for a lender that would lend based on existing rental income? I am in the Bay Area if that matters.
Thanks