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How is DTI calculated for noo investment properties conventional?

Henry Lazerow
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chicago, IL
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Curious exactly how does DTI come into play when buying a non owner occupied investment property with conventional mortgages. From my understanding if 75% of rents cashflow over PITI it actually improves you DTI for approval is this correct assuming have 2 years landlord experience? What if you show low income on paper is there still limits, it seems almost as if someone making minimum wage or even no income could buy a million dollar property otherwise as long as it showed a net positive to their DTI? There must be other ratios that come into play to limit investment purchase size to income?

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