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Cash out refinance with boarder income from adu

Jamie Lafollette
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Looking to do a cash out refinance. Property value 950,000+ current loan balance 452,000 . Looking to pull out around 100k for remodel expenses. 

Unfortunately my dti ratio is to high unless I include my Adu income. 

2017 income was about 68k

2018 income was about 70k+28k in income from my Adu (will be on my 2018 taxes) 

750 credit score and no other debt. Husband is a veteran. 

Looking for recommendations on a portfolio lender or credit union that might consider this "boarder income" 

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Brian Larson
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Brian Larson
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@Jamie Lafollette - following because I would also like to know if there are any recommended lenders

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