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I make $47000/yr and have some savings. I'm buying a condo for close to $200K in a few weeks. My monthly payments will be close to $1600/month. After seeing a bunch of great places during my search, I'm thinking of making an investment and buying a second unit with a family member (different location and building) for up to $170K. She makes about $30,000/yr and I'm wondering if that will be possible. I don't think she would qualify for mortgage on her own so I'm wondering if we have a chance together. What do you think? Payments would be her responsibility with the option of taking a roomate to help with payments. What would the legal implications be? Her $2500 per month gross would barely qualify her as a tenant in that condo. You are betting your credit on her ability to find and maintain a roommate. Unless you are not concerned about the monthly obligation being dropped in your lap. I think you are still excited about the house-hunting process and not objectively analyzing this investment deal. My best guess is that within a couple years, you will have blemished credit and a seriously reduced relationship with this family member. One major decision at a time, okay? Both of you would legally responsibility and the mortgage would report on both your credit reports. With a non-occupying co-borrower the best loan would be FHA, but the condo would have to FHA approved. See website below. Using conventional would require her ratios to be calculated at a max of 43% (doesnt sound like she could that) or you would have to put 20% down in order to get around that. its a big monthly commitment. |
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