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Kerry Boyle
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203k on a Multi Family Property (Income verification)

Kerry Boyle
  • Lender
  • Bethesda MD
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For a 203k loan on a multi-family:

Does underwriting look at your income exclusively, or do they use the ARV appraisal's market rents suggestions to supplement (some percentage) your income?

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Jason Little
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Jason Little
  • Lender
  • Point Lookout, NY
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Lender should be able to use 75% of the appraised rental income for the non-occupied units. That value should be coming from a post-rehab perspective, since that's when you would first be renting them out. 

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