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Ihor Onyshchenko
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  • Murfreesboro, TN
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Will lender use potential rental income?

Ihor Onyshchenko
  • Investor
  • Murfreesboro, TN
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Hi everyone! 

I am planning to buy a multi family property in Reno, NV and i am curious to know if lender will count rent income from the property. 

I am planning to occupy one of the units and i am hoping that income from 3 other units can be counted towards by income. 

I read that usually lenders consider 75-80% of that income. The weird part is that it usually states that i have to provide the proof of that income, but how can I prove if I did bought it yet? 

Have you done something like that? 
Also, what do you think about Reno? 

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Eileen L.
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Eileen L.
  • Rental Property Investor
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The current lease should work for your lender.  Just ask the seller’s agent to provide a copy of the lease agreements for each tenant. Hope that helps!

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