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Brrrr or not in sweden

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Hello, I am living in sweden and i have since 2013 bought 2 single family houses. I have renovated the two of them and also got them re-estimated. One of them is estimated the doubble it's bank loan. The other is estimated more then the doubble of its bank loan. I still can't qualify for a new loan in aim to re-invest in a third house. What do I do wrong? I want to brrrr but to qualify for having a new loan I need a regular job according to the banks that I have spoken to in order to pay off the loans each month. It seems like the banks don't care that I have tenants... Can someone tell my what Im doing wrong? In sweden it is not at all common to get a hardmoney lender eather by the way.  Thank you for a great forum!

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