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Todd Bailey
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ballston Spa, NY
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Down payment for multi-family

Todd Bailey
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ballston Spa, NY
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My fiancee and I are buying a multi-family.  She has the down payment $ from the sale of her house, but I will take the mortgage in my name (credit score).  A lender told me today that "gift" $ cannot be used as a down payment.  Questions:

- Can her assets be listed in the bank application even though she will not be on the mortgage?

- If we add her as a cosigner, will her lower credit score impact the rates?

- any other creative ways to transfer those funds to my account?  I imagine a single transfer of the full amount will raise eyebrows.  For reference, we are getting married this year...

- I can also take a loan from my 401k, but we would then just move her $ to repay the 401k loan after closing...

Thanks in advance.

  • Todd Bailey
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