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Ross Ellington
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Rent added to income for higher loan?

Ross Ellington
  • Investor
  • New Braunfels, TX
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Good evening BP! I was wondering if anyone out there could give me an idea as to how much the income from a property can play a part in qualifying for a higher loan? My situation is when I buy the property (residential multi-family) can the tenants who are already living there bring value through their rents? Will the lender see that as additional income? I hope I've made since of what I'm trying to ask, if not please message me and I'll clarify. Thanks again in advance for any help. I wish you all the best! 

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Albert Bui
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Albert Bui
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@Brie Schmidt 

That's right Brie Fannie Mae will allow instant use of rents to qualify 75% x Gross monthly - Pitia. 

Freddie Mac will require 2 years landlord experience either via tax return evidence or letter from CPA to state you've been a landlord in the past 2 yrs.

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