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Noah Weitzman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Debt to Income ratio for STR's....

Noah Weitzman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hey Everyone! Thanks for reading this! we are looking to purchase another STR but our DTI is too low. This is because the other STR we own cant be used as monthly income. Has anyone found a good way around this? It is my understanding that you can use 75% of the fair market rent for a property for Fannie loans. Our lender did not know about this but wondering about others experiences? Thanks!

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Noah Weitzman
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Noah Weitzman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hi @Alex Bekeza, Thanks for the fantastic info. Its incredibly frustrating given how much the other STR is making that we cant use an ounce of it to qualify for a new loan. Yes I own 2 other companies and so most of my income is self employed. We are in Texas. Would you happen to be able to service one of these "commercial" options. If so would love to chat. Noah

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