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William D.
  • Staten Island, NY
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Ran out of income to qualify for a mortgage.

William D.
  • Staten Island, NY
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I own 2 condos in NYC, I live in 1 and rent the other. I am now looking to purchase a 3rd property but I wont qualify because my 2 mortgages are eating up my income. How do small fry investors like myself qualify for other properties? The rent on my rental covers the mortgage and HOA, HOA+Mortgage= 1650, rental income = 1650. Banks take 70% of the rental income toward your income to qualify correct?

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