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Hello LaDawn, 

As long as the numbers work where it helps keep your DTI low you should be able to qualify for another loan. Biggest thing is not to be negative rents on your units. As long as you break even or are cash flowing your DTI will stay nice and healthy. It depends what your next investing goals are as well. Hope this helps.

@Albert Bui @Matthew Kwan

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