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Updated over 1 year ago, 04/03/2023

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Donnie Britton
  • Chester Co. PA
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Converting our primary residence to income property & mortgage for new purchase

Donnie Britton
  • Chester Co. PA
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We are in the market for a step up SFR, currently in a townhome. Our goal is to convert our current home to a rental give a mortgage for the acquisition of the new property.

The financing institution will accept 75% of the rental amount in DTI calculations. However, we must have a lease in place and take possession of the security deposit in order to do so.

Any recommendation on how to engage a potential tenant to sign a lease, and pay the security deposit when the unit may not be available for occupancy until several months down the road? 

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Donnie

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