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FHA loan - DTI high - solutions?
Hi all,
Few months ago I bought a rental property with my partner in MA. Both units rented, profit cca 600$ a month - 1 year lease both unit. Now, I'm ready to use FHA loan to buy another rental property. I spoke to Bank of America, they told me that they won't count any rental income since it's not on my last 2 year taxes. That means my DTI is to high to get another mortgage. Any suggestions?
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