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Daniel Toshev
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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House hack loan

Daniel Toshev
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

 Hello, everyone. First time posting. 

  So, after few years investing out of state I decided it's time for a house hack. The house that I live in is very easily devideble. So I turned it into a up-down duplex. I'm renting the top and got a roommate on the bottom. 

  So that's 2 rental agreements and 2 rental payments coming each month. 

  However, when I tried to get pre-approval for a new loan I was told I can only use 75% of the average rent for the area. Even though I have the leases and can show a few months of payment I have to wait to do my taxes and show the rental income there until I can actually use that income. And that's a mortgage broker I've used a few times and trust. 

So, is there any way around that, or do I just wait until next year? 

  Thanks 

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