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Running out of Fannie Mae loans - is it possible to get non-working spouse qualified?
Is there any way to attribute rental income to my non-working spouse enough to get her qualified for Fannie Mae loans? Her credit score is ~800 but she is a homemaker with no W2 income. Should I spend any time looking or just accept that we're going to be dealing with portfolio loans once I use up my 10 Fannie Mae's?
I've already been told "no"by at least one investor-friendly mortgage broker.