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All Forum Posts by: Dennis Cuocci

Dennis Cuocci has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

Originally posted by @Edward A.:

You can go up to 4 units with an FHA loan. If there are tenants in place with active leases in any of the units (excluding the one you'd have to occupy), then a lender will count 75% of those rents towards your income when qualifying for a loan.

If you're talking properties above 4 units though, then it's a whole different ball game.

 EDWARD......when you say "a whole other ball game" you mean "rent control/commercial real estate" correct?