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Mark Costa
  • Investor
  • Cazenovia, NY
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Does partnering on real estate deals hurt your bankability?

Mark Costa
  • Investor
  • Cazenovia, NY
Posted

Hello BPers,

Thanks to the advice and inspiration from these forums I am now at the point where I would like to partner on some deals. Because these deals are relatively small, I assume they will be recourse loans. If we take out a loan together on a property, does splitting the income while each assuming joint and several liability escalate our respective DTI ratios fast enough to quickly disqualify both partners from future recourse loans?

If partnering does affect the DTI negatively, how do other investors handle this situation?

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