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Is it possible to finance a vacation rental with 10% down, but go over 43% DTI? Anyway to get the future income credited to your DTI with 10% down?
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@Max Cohen Yes you can use it, however you usually need to show the income on two years of tax returns. Simply submitting your bookings for the upcoming future will not work.