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ParticipantThanks. Yes, I am looking to buy a primary residence (currently rent). I have a rental property for which I can doc income. But it is at 80% LTV. I thought FNM required 70% LTV on other properties to avoid the walk away and then buy scenario.
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ParticipantThanks. Yes, I am looking to buy a primary residence (currently rent). I have a rental property for which I can doc income. But it is at 80% LTV. I thought FNM required 70% LTV on other properties to avoid the walk away and then buy scenario.
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ParticipantThanks. Yes, I am looking to buy a primary residence (currently rent). I have a rental property for which I can doc income. But it is at 80% LTV. I thought FNM required 70% LTV on other properties to avoid the walk away and then buy scenario.
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ParticipantThanks. Yes, I am looking to buy a primary residence (currently rent). I have a rental property for which I can doc income. But it is at 80% LTV. I thought FNM required 70% LTV on other properties to avoid the walk away and then buy scenario.
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ParticipantWhat if I have an out-of-state rental (midwest) at about 80% LTV…would that hurt me? I can doc fully leased at -$100 cash flow for the past 4 years.
740 FICO, 20% down available.
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ParticipantWhat if I have an out-of-state rental (midwest) at about 80% LTV…would that hurt me? I can doc fully leased at -$100 cash flow for the past 4 years.
740 FICO, 20% down available.
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ParticipantWhat if I have an out-of-state rental (midwest) at about 80% LTV…would that hurt me? I can doc fully leased at -$100 cash flow for the past 4 years.
740 FICO, 20% down available.
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ParticipantWhat if I have an out-of-state rental (midwest) at about 80% LTV…would that hurt me? I can doc fully leased at -$100 cash flow for the past 4 years.
740 FICO, 20% down available.
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ParticipantWhat if I have an out-of-state rental (midwest) at about 80% LTV…would that hurt me? I can doc fully leased at -$100 cash flow for the past 4 years.
740 FICO, 20% down available.
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ParticipantNo clue, but I miss the data.
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ParticipantNo clue, but I miss the data.
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ParticipantNo clue, but I miss the data.
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ParticipantNo clue, but I miss the data.
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ParticipantNo clue, but I miss the data.
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