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All Forum Posts by: Wes Beale

Wes Beale has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

My wife and I have a house we bought, mortgage is in her name, but the deed of the house is in both of our names. We're looking at getting another property with the mortgage in my name, leaving her off. Right now taxes and insurance from property 1 are counting towards my DTI since I'm on the deed. I'm thinking about filing a quit claim to take that off my debts. However, I'm not sure if this will raise any red flags with the mortgage underwriter. Anyone else have this experience?

My suggestion would be to get software like propstream or something similar, pull a list of all multifamilies in your market and skiptrace them. From there either hire some cold callers, or you can do it yourself. I hired some cold callers on Fiverr and they were insanely effective. Something like $12 for 50 contacts. With this data you can also start a mail campaign or even an email campaign in tandem with the calls. Hope this helps!