We are looking into moving into a larger home. Currently, we own two rental properties and would be looking to rent our current residence out. Will we be able to qualify for a new home loan in this circumstance? What are some equipment we should do to position ourselves to qualify? Our credit scores are both over 775. The houses would all take a 20k+ losses each trying to sell them in thise small sale/foreclosure saturated market. Any suggestions or advise is appreciated.
My husband will be taking a job in Atlanta soon, but I will be staying in Los Angeles for a few months until he gets situated. I will be staying with my parents, so I will not be paying rent. Would it be possible to obtain a home loan for a primary residence under this circumstance?
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