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Need A Financing Solution
Hey all,
I am trying to owner occupy a second fourplex. Currently I live in one and would like to move out of the neighborhood to another one. I have a deal ready to go but financing it is getting difficult.
My portfolio currently:
1 SFR that cashflows $270 a month
1 Fourplex that cashflows $600 a month with me occupying it
Since all of that is under my personal name my DTI is really high. I'm trying to figure out a solution to reduce my DTI. My lender doesn't count a TON of the income and the FHA has a ton of rules about what I can and cannot count. Does anyone have a solution to reduce DTI? I only have about 15% equity in the fourplex.