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Participant[quote=gn]Just to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?[/quote]
Jim Klinge, SD Realtor & HLS,
Can you weigh in on this ?
Thanks.
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Participant[quote=gn]Just to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?[/quote]
Jim Klinge, SD Realtor & HLS,
Can you weigh in on this ?
Thanks.
gn
Participant[quote=gn]Just to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?[/quote]
Jim Klinge, SD Realtor & HLS,
Can you weigh in on this ?
Thanks.
gn
Participant[quote=gn]Just to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?[/quote]
Jim Klinge, SD Realtor & HLS,
Can you weigh in on this ?
Thanks.
gn
ParticipantJust to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
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ParticipantJust to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
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ParticipantJust to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
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ParticipantJust to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
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ParticipantJust to be clear, consider the following scenarios:
1. John currently owns & lives in a house. He has 30% equity in that house. He wants to buy another house to live in & rent out his current house. Does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
2. Mike currently owns & lives in a house. He wants to buy another house to rent out. The house he wants to buy is currently vacant. If Mike has a 30% down payment, does he need to be able to carry the payments on both homes to qualify for the loan ?
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ParticipantI thought lenders have been selling these toxic loans to investors rather than foreclosing.
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ParticipantI thought lenders have been selling these toxic loans to investors rather than foreclosing.
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ParticipantI thought lenders have been selling these toxic loans to investors rather than foreclosing.
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ParticipantI thought lenders have been selling these toxic loans to investors rather than foreclosing.
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ParticipantI thought lenders have been selling these toxic loans to investors rather than foreclosing.
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