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Alan Ford
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BP Lenders Question - STR Income for DTI Calcs

Alan Ford
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Temecula, CA
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Hi to the BP lenders crew. For DTI calcs on second home loans, when a potential client has an income property. How do you calculate the revenue on this? Specifically when there is a 1099.

I am trying to determine how much income I will be able to show from my property to see how much my DTI is, to get an idea of how much I qualify for.

I have two lenders I am deciding between and both have vastly different monthly income numbers for one of my properties. One came up with $332 and the other came up with $1142.

I feel like they are maybe getting caught up in management fees and depreciation and that's the difference. (Other than a mistake I already caught where the 332 one was double charging insurance and property tax) 

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John Underwood
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I think it's around 75% of the income can be counted as income to qualify

The loan originator can give you exact numbers.

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