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lovnicu

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jenkin7

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brian3

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With current underwriting guidelines you will not be able to use the income from the home you intend to lease/rent unless you have 25% equity in the property. If this is not a problem and you do not wish to sell then I wouldn't. If this is a problem, my adivce would be to sell the property first before you purchase your new one, its a tough sellers market right now and the last thing you want it to carry two mortgage payments if you have any problems renting it out _________________ Brian F. Foster
Mortgage Banker
BFF Mortgage
7057 John F. Kennedy Blvd
North Bergen, NJ 07047
201-305-5149
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eric2


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