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Luke Carl
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Refinancing with a Partner and how to handle DTI

Luke Carl
#3 Short-Term & Vacation Rental Discussions Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tennessee Florida
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Looking to make an offer on a bank owend auction.com property with a partner on Monday. He's bringing the cash (I'll be the sweat/management) and we would want to refinance into a conventional so he can get his money back and of course hopefully do this process a second time or 20 times. 1. Are we financing 80% conventional so he's still putting in 20% cash?  2. Looking to put both of us on the loan how does this work DTI wise? I'm already at 43% are they going to tell me no way??  Have a ton more questions based on how these are answered

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