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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

DTI is too high but good credit
My son has a personal property and two rentals. He just got an accepted offer on another rental. He has been told now that his DTI is too high. The rental is a great deal. He doesn't want to lose it. It pencils out nicely.
Solutions anyone? I am thinking find a partner? I can’t cuz I have a business relationship to him and his firm has rules against partnerships with clients.
What to do?