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Auria Styles
  • Oakland, CA
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DTI and Commercial Mtg question

Auria Styles
  • Oakland, CA
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Hi,

Can anyone comment on what happens to my personal DTI if I do a 1031 exchange for a multifamily property at a much higher valuation? 

I've heard that lenders do not factor personal DTI into determining willingness to loan against a fully leased income generating property.  I'm thinking of using the proceeds from the sale of a SF rental to purchase a multifamily property that would mean taking on a mortgage in the $1.7-$2.5M range.

Auria


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Mike Davis
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  • Annapolis, MD
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Mike Davis
  • Lender
  • Annapolis, MD
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@Auria Styles using a HML to purchase the property, they will focus mostly on the asset. for the 1031 question @Dave Foster may be able to answer that. 

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