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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Alternative Refi Options?
Hello!
My husband and I own 3 multi family properties. We found an amazing deal nearby that we want to BRRRR. We have the cash to purchase and rehab. However, my husband just took a part-time job as we're making the transition to living off rental income and him spending more time with our kids. I reached out to our lender and he says due to our lower income and DTI based on 3 mortgages, we couldn't get approved for the refi with him. Who do you go to if traditional lenders aren't willing? I'm afraid this deal is going to be snatched up, but don't want to jump on the deal without a way to refi at the end. Thanks!
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@Jesse Rivera has suggested. They only best option is to do a DSCR loan. This is a Non-QM loan that only some lenders will have the product available and also have experience doing. It uses the rents of the subject property. So long as the rent is equal to or up to 15% higher than the proposed PITI mortgage payment, then you are good to go. No employment or income is put on the application. The rest is based on your credit score which will dictate the highest LOT or Loan to Value, and those two things dictate the interest rate.
I hope this helps?