Actually good credit is high 600′s and above. Anything under 660 and you will not be able to get an unsecured loan through a bank. When you combine your twenty thousand dollars into one, the resulting payment needs to bring you under the qualifying bank/finance companies guidelines for debt to income. If so, then your debt to income will not matter. If not, then you have a problem because not many organizations will be willing to take that big of risk. Good luck. Without a house, it will be hard.

just take out an unsecured loan of $20000 from a bank and pay off those other loans. you’re going to need some kind of collateral though to save money in interest

con men? I love it- These warnings against con men are so dis ingenious. They are the con men themselves. This is not a place for solicitations. Stay away from them. Truth is, this is an easy loan for anyone with decent credit. 680 and up. You can use a Stated Income loan or a No Ratio loan. Easy easy.

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Renting properties is a business and should be treated as such. The number of rental properties and the loans you have on them have no impact to your personal purchases. What matters is the income you generate from the business of which you transfer to yourself as wages. This income revenue plus that of your regular job is what’s used to determine your annual income. The ratio is based on your personal debt payments over your personal income.

Many real estate investors will use no income documentation, no ratio, or stated income type loans to assist them with buying more houses because their debt ratios are high as well, even though they make enough money to cover all of their payments. These loan types may be exactly what you need to be able to finance the new homes you are looking to buy.

There are also bank statement type programs where you provide 12-24 months of bank statements to the bank and they add up the total deposits on the statements and then divide by the past specified number of months to come up with an average monthly income. This program can work well for real estate investors as well, as long as you deposit your money into your bank account.

Also, many automated underwriting engines will allow for very high debt to income ratios, especially with good credit and proof of liquid assets. This may help you to get approved even with a high debt to income ratio.
The larger the down payment you put down on the new properties the more doors you will open for yourself as well for a lender to lend money to you. The more money you have invested into a down payment, the less of a risk the loan is for a bank to make.

See the webpage listed under the sources for more information on alternative income documentation type loans.

How high is your dti? Automated underwriting solutions are extremely flexible today allows much higher dti ratios than the old standard 40%…especially with large downpayments. Another option is to provide leases to the properties that you are purchasing if they are currently rented. Unless you are planning to vacate them to do work, you are usually allowed to use a portion (75%) of your rental income to offset the mortgage expenses on your investment properties. You should contact a few different mortgage companies who can give you some options. With large downpayments I’m sure there are plenty of options for you.

Hello my name is cyndy, my little advice is that you go to a bank in your area to request for the loan and that is if you have a collateral, but if you want loan from those that give out unsecured loan without a collateral i know of someone that gives out unsecured loans, though he is the only one i have tried for now so i don’t really know if his interest rate is the lowest, here is their contact information if you want to contact them. (kingstonloaninvestment@gmail.com)
i am sure they can be of help to you.
Good Luck

I think you’re looking for a hobby lender. “Serious” lenders make decisions based on your debt to income ratio.

Run it past the membership at Dads House to see if anyone has a suggest who has tried the same thing.
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