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Michael Cornell
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  • Allentown, PA
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Michael Cornell
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  • Investor
  • Allentown, PA
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I have a bankruptcy that is discharged for 3 years now. I called a bunch of portfolio lenders and they say its a deal killer even though they don't look at credit score they evaluate the deal. My intentions are to buy multi-unit forclosures or short sales, fix and rent them. What other options do I have for financing or how can I get around this bankruptcy? 

They also say they don't use a DTI the use a dent to service ratio. What in the heck is that? what is a good ratio to get financed on multiple properties.

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