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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/15/2019

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Sang Nguyen
  • Atlanta GA
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house hacking + mortgage requirements

Sang Nguyen
  • Atlanta GA
Posted

Hey gang!

I'm curious if someone can shed some light for me. I recently talked to a lender (Wells Fargo) and told them that I was looking to buy a multifamily, live in 1 unit, and rent out the others. They told me that a 3 or 4 unit will require at least 20% down. They also said that I needed 6 or 7 months of PITI, even though I'll be living in it. Did I tell them the wrong thing?

The reason for this post is because, if I'm buying a property, and I can easily afford to mortgage, why is the PITI requirement even a thing?

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