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Alex Waite
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Qualifying for Long Tern Rental

Alex Waite
  • Richmond, VA
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I currently live in my primary house with a mortgage and have a car payment and student loans. Every loan officer I have talked to so far is saying I don't qualify for an investment property because of my DTI. Obviously I can pay off the car and student loans to make my DTI better. One loan officer I talked to said they can use 75% of the current rent. So that means I need to inherit a tenant.

Is my only option to payoff my debt?

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