HUGE NEWS for arbitrage operators looking to scale and acquire real assets... #airbnb #shorts
Summary
According to the video, Fannie Mae is loosening its debt rules, allowing investors to use rental arbitrage income from only one year to start buying multifamily properties with Fannie and Freddie loans. Investors will only need to put 5% down for buildings up to four units. Rental income from long-term rentals or Airbnbs can be used against DTI. Real estate agents who broker a deal can apply that closing to get into a property for 2-3% down.
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