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Clarification on Fannie mae freddie mac 10 rule

Paul Han
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I've google this topic and searched on forums and most posts seem old/outdated.

Situation: I currently have 1 primary mortgage. I started a business 7 months ago so conventional lenders are all saying no due to requiring 2 years of tax returns (I have found one lender who say will lend on 1 year of tax returns but I have my doubts).  

1.  If I take out an unconventional loan (portfolio lender) and/or seller financing "loan" on a rental property does it count against my FMFM "10 financed properties"?

The reason I ask this is I don't want to put 20% down on a property now and then regret later being unable to use the full 10 loans on the lower interest conventional/primary mortgage products later.

2. off topic question: can you BRRR a hard money loan into any type of loan like portfolio product mentioned earlier? or does it have to be a cash out refi to conventional loan?

Please ask me questions if my questions are unclear or more details are needed to answer. thanks.

Paul
 

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