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All Forum Posts by: Craig Rowe

Craig Rowe has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Hello - I have tenants in a rental home in the Cleveland area who have rented the home for the past 12 years, excellent tenants, always pay on time, etc. They're a married couple, both self-employed. They want to buy the home from me but are running into issues with debt to income ratio, so not eligible for FHA. They do not have the 20% to put down on a $209k purchase price. They currently pay $1350/mo for the rental.

Are there any creative options for making this work or something we're missing?  Could I loan some of the deposit and retain equity in the home for when they eventually sell or buy out the rest of the equity?