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  • What percentage of equity in a rental must you have to qualify for another loan on a primary?

    July 21, 2010 by MrAuthor  
    Filed under Rental

    Is there a ‘rule of thumb’ for how much equity you must have in a potential rental property to qualify for a loan on a primary residence property? We’re having trouble selling our townhouse, so we’re considering turning it in to a rental. We do have some equity in the unit. If we try and rent it, is there a percentage of equity we would need to have in it in order to qualify for another loan on a primary residence??? Credit rating is good.


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    One Response to “What percentage of equity in a rental must you have to qualify for another loan on a primary?”

    1. Sharon T on July 21st, 2010 7:58 pm

      You will need a written lease agreement from a qualified tenant. The rent will need to cover the operating expenses and debt service.

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