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Jack Moreno
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Are we Bankable or not?

Jack Moreno
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spring Branch, TX
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My wife and I are starting a small real estate investment company as our “side hustle”. We are wanting to know if we would qualify for a portfolio bank line of credit with reasonable interest rates, to “Brrr” and or flip a couple of properties in 2019. Credentials listed below: Credit Score - Excellent Net Worth - $300K Income to debt ratio- 35% W2 Income - $150K combined 1 rental property $385K w/ 35% equity $50K Cash savings Located In San Antonio TX Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.

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Stephanie Medellin
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Stephanie Medellin
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@Jack Moreno, @Addison Guyse The maximum DTI allowed for conventional loans is typically 50% and FHA will allow up to 56.99% with automated underwriting approval. Some lenders have overlays and will not go up to these maximums in some or all cases.

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