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Updated 7 months ago on . Most recent reply

Seeking Mortgage Options for Fourth Property in Boston/Cambridge Area
I'm an expat with a good salary paid in euros, already owning three properties in the Boston area and holding two mortgages. I'm looking to finance a fourth property. I have no W-2 income and have been advised to consider DSCR no-ratio loans, but current rates are in the low 9% range, which seems high. Are there any other mortgage options available for someone in my situation?
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Hi Tomas,
DSCR would be a great option considering they are based primarily off of the property not the borrower. No DTI/income evaluation/W-2 requirement. Happy to chat with you further about this and send you some recommendations. Also, I grew up right outside of Boston so I'd love to connect regardless.