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Joshua Gonzalez
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Im looking to buy a multi family property in the local area.

Joshua Gonzalez
  • Gardnerville, NV
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19 years old looking to buy a multi family property in areas of Reno NV, Carson City NV, Gardnerville/Minden NV, Lake Tahoe CA.

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Jeff Ronningen
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Jeff Ronningen
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@Joshua Gonzalez. I think you misunderstood. One very important criteria lenders use to qualify borrowers is debt-to-income ratio. For the property you want to purchase they will use 100% of expenses (PITI etc) against you on the debt side and only use 75% of the property's rental income on the income side. As a 19 year old you're going to have an uphill battle getting financing. Talk to and network with lenders to find out if and how it can be done. I admire your ambition, it may not happen as quickly as you want. Develop a plan, work through the details, stick with it and see it through to completion. Doing that sets you apart from most people running the rabbit wheel.

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