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Lender requirements for multiple mortgages: DTI only?
If I'm buying properties for long term buy and hold, and am buying quality properties with minimal/no rehab, and with little/no cashflow (buying for long term loan pay down, equity, and tax benefits), is it hard to get multiple mortgages? Do the lenders look only at DTI? I have no debt. I have a W2 paying ~90k.