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Sarah Lorenz
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Counting rental income to qualify for a four-plex?

Sarah Lorenz
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Are there any lenders or particular programs that will allow you to count rental income to help qualify for an owner-occupied multifamily property? Four-plex in particular. 

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@Sarah Lorenz

Absolutely. Conventional loans have no seasoning anymore so 2 years isn't the case. You can use lease agreement right away. Conventional lenders with no OVERLAYS will take 75% of the lease agreement and FHA will take 85% of lease agreement.

PM me or ask away if you need anything else explained.  

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