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Calculating rental income

Carlyle Gianni
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Hi BP Family - I'm trying to get clarification on something as I seem to get conflicting information from different lenders. How is rental income calculated for your DTI? I had one lender say they took 70% of the rental income from the last two years (as an average of 2 years), and someone else say they only look at the income on the tax return for the rentals (which is negative because of the bonus depreciation we took). Is there a standard way of calculating income for long term rentals?

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