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Ryan Karel
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I'm looking to purchase a 2-3 family house in my next purchase. (Probably in about a year). My question is about financing. This will be my last traditional mortgage I will be able to get for now. Do traditional lenders take into account the potential rents when qualifying you for the loan amount ?

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If it's going to be lived in by you then you won't. If it's an investment property fully occupied by tenants then yes 

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