Debt To Income Ratio

If you own multiple properties with mortgages, will this effect your debt to income ratio when applying for another property?

Comments(4)

  • dlhhhf14th January, 2005

    Most definitely! That is debt and it will be counted in the DTI.

  • edmeyer14th January, 2005

    The income from your properties is counted toward income in the ratio, as well.

  • InActive_Account16th January, 2005

    The Income from your rental properties isn't always counted--especially for new investors. Many lenders require a min. 2 years previous rental management experience before they'll count your income--and some only count a percentage. I think it's a Fannie Mae thing, If I remember correctly. (Not sure, I'm an investor, not a lender!)

    I ran into this when refinancing a newly purchased property--the lender didn't know about my prior landlord experience and thought they couldn't use the income on newly acquired properties to offset the deb. Just an FYI

  • mattfish1116th January, 2005

    The lenders I deal with only count 75% of the rents as income, this is supposed to offset any vacancies... So for example if you make $1,000 in rent every month - they will only count that as $750 each month...

    FYI
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