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Miho Y.
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DTI ratio 70%! Can I still get conventional cash out refi?

Miho Y.
  • Investor
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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Dear lenders, I put too much down payment on my multi unit as a buy-and-hold. I am receiving cash flow from this and needless to count on depreciation I am totally capable of cash out refi. However, according to my lender DTI must be under 45%. Is there anything I can do to get my down payment back without selling it? Thank you.

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Charlie Fitzgerald
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Charlie Fitzgerald
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No.  Not conventionally. 

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