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Updated 11 months ago,

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DTI is too high after buying a house?

Nolan Mahoney
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Hello, 

this lender at gaurenteed rate says my DTI will be too high AFTER i buy this SFH (with FHA) that i will turn into a rental later. Ive always known your DTI has to be below 50 when going to apply for a morgage but never new they consider your DTI after you buy the property. Is this very common across all lenders? any info would help thanks.

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