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Updated about 7 years ago,
Debt To Income Ratio Too High
Hi BP family,
I am new to BP(Both the podcasts and websites/forums) and I am a fairly new investor from the Houston Texas area. I bought my first Single Family Rental in 2014 and sold it In October of this year. It was a great experience and I am looking to acquire more properties whether that be Single family or Multifamily or both.
The problem that I currently keep running into is obtaining financing from banks and hard money lenders. Although my credit is good, my Debt to Income ratio is too high at the moment. The debts I have are my mortgage and car loan. My home is new and I have not lived in it a long time so there is very little equity in it.
So BP family, If you have gone through this at some point in your investing career, how did get around this and continue to acquire properties?