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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

3rd house purchase how?
I own 2 properties, both have mortgages. 1 is rental and the other is primary residence.
I need to move for work, wich iis in Washington DC and is over 80 miles away from my current home.
I would like to keep both the residences. My debt to income inst great maybe 60%. Do you have any suggestions on how best to do this?
I have been told to look for private financing and also there maybe some government programs. I could come up with 10% to put down on the new residence, but would prefer less.
Thanks in advance for any help yo can offer.
Philip