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David Mirza
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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best way to vest in order to maximize income

David Mirza
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
Posted

My wife and I are purchasing a house with all cash. Obviously the house will cash flow. My primary goal is to have 100% of the income from the property be applied to my wife when calculating DTI. Is there a way for us to obtain that goal while still having some or all of the income also count towards my income when calculating DTI

For example, if we both were on title and we both signed the lease when renting it out, would she only be able to count 50% of the income or would she still be able to apply all of the income towards her DTI?