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A borrower owns a rental property that generates $2,000 monthly rent. The property expenses are $800 per month. How should this rental income be calculated for qualifying purposes?

Correct Answer

D) Use $900 (75% of net rental income after expenses)

Rental income is calculated by taking 75% of the net rental income after expenses to account for vacancy and collection losses. In this case: ($2,000 - $800) × 0.75 = $900. This follows conventional lending guidelines.

Answer Options
A
Use the full $2,000 monthly rent
B
Use $1,200 ($2,000 - $800 expenses)
C
Use $1,500 (75% of gross rental income)
D
Use $900 (75% of net rental income after expenses)

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Rental income is calculated by taking 75% of the net rental income after expenses to account for vacancy and collection losses. In this case: ($2,000 - $800) × 0.75 = $900. This follows conventional lending guidelines.

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