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Loans not affecting DTI and below 20% down

Albertinny Colin
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hi there,

I would like to purchase a Quadplex. However, I do not want a loan that will qualify me based off my DTI and ideally I would also like to put less than 20% down. What are my options?

I promise if I get a good answer to my dilemma, I will try to add value to you the best way I can as well.

Thanks! :)

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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Cashflow based loans are hot right now, but you aren't going to avoid 20%+ down without paying a STEEP price in terms of rate/fees/etc. 

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