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Jared Khan
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BP,

I've been lurking around for a fair amount of time and the material I've taken in here has helped me to where I am now. I purchased my first home in late 2018, and have been "house hacking" since day one. Never missed a payment; loan originator has already sold it to another bank.

Since then, I've moved up in my company with a decent increase in salary. I'm now wondering if I'd qualify for another primary residence mortgage if I move into the next property, and repeat the process (and thereby turning my current/first home from my primary residence to a Schedule E rental property).

How would I go about doing this, or where I can find out more info? Google and YouTube haven't gotten me anywhere over the last week or so - too much irrelevant info and I've yet to find anything specific on this particular situation.

I'm located in the Los Angeles/Orange County area (California), and would be seeking to buy another property out there - any advice or even leads to knowledgeable loan officers would be appreciated.

-Jared

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