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Mike Day#3 General Real Estate Investing Contributor
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How do lenders count rent from your other properties when buying another?

Mike Day#3 General Real Estate Investing Contributor
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Have never been quite sure how this works and it's relevant for a current project. Can someone provide a definitive answer as to how lenders count the income from your existing properties when you purchase a new one? Is it 75% of leases, or do they use your last year's taxes? Thanks!

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Bill B.#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Bill B.#2 Managing Your Property Contributor
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In my experience it was 75% until I had 2 years of tax returns with rental income. Then it was 100% of current rent and 100% of expected rent on the new property. 

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