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Question about getting a second mortgage for another property

Stephen Pursey
  • Solon, OH
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Hey guys. First post here! I have a quick question. I just purchased a house in a great rental area. I purchased it for $100,000 with 25% down. Mortgage, Taxes, Insurance total $600 / mo. I can get $1000/mo in rent + the tenant pays all utilities. 

My question is, how is getting another mortgage decided? Is it debt to income ratio? is it outstanding debt? My current mortgage is a 3.4% 30 year conventional loan and I want to get a second loan to to buy another home and rent this one out. I can put another 25% down on the next house. Will I be able to be financed? 

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