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Updated about 12 years ago,
Overcoming the income obstacle for conventional
I found one mortgage broker who is willing to qualify me for a triplex BASED ON THE CASHFLOW ALONE. She said: All you need is the money for the downpayment since the DebtCoverageRatio is so high. Of course... that was for an 80k property in Rochester.
Then, when I was looking at a 250k triplex in NJ, I found a mortgage guy from Investors Bank who was MUCH stricter - he only used 75% of the rent for the computation, AND said I have to have plenty other income so that my "housing payment quotient" is 30-40% of all my income.
Is the trick to deal with an understanding mortgage brokers who take a nice fee, rather than bankers who work with more red tape?