How to qualify for financing to grow your portfolio to 10-20 properties

Are you struggling to qualify for more mortgages? Do you hope to hold 10 or more properties some day? You’ll want to hear what Kevin has to share here, then!
Since many banks and lenders max out at 4-5 properties, I’ve asked Kevin Huynh, a professional mortgage broker with Empire Mortgage Group to share how investors can qualify for financing to grow rental portfolios to as many properties as desired.
In this video, we also talk about:
👉The mistakes novice investors and flippers make
👉The current bank interest rates
👉 How I got my latest mortgage
👉The interest rate outlook for the rest of the year
And so much more.
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[@reggieortiz]

i love this interview! good job guys!

[@RealEstateTaxTips]

Glad you like it.

[@KD-mz5xv]

good info thanks

[@RealEstateTaxTips]

Appreciate the feedback.

[@Indrajith4evr]

I got a tiny portfolio, just 2 rental homes. Got HELOC on the primary and got 100k to invest, but now cant get a mortgage. What am I doing wrong?

[@RealEstateTaxTips]

I'm not a mortgage broker. From experience, mortgage qualification is a function of income vs. the debt carried. The more income you report on your personal income tax return, the higher the amount of mortgage loan you can get Best is speak to Kevin's team - his website is empiremortgagegroup.ca/

[@willwang5603]

I think I've met with 4-5 mortgage brokers and can't even get financing on my first investment property...how do ppl get 5 ?? Income to debt ratio too high with my current job and mortgage

[@RealEstateTaxTips]

The basic premise of getting financing in Canada is to have income reported on your personal T1. If you have sufficient income reported, you can get as many properties under your name as you want. Not necessarily good news, but that's how it works here.

[@akshanshjain]

How can i contact kevin? Does he have a website?

[@RealEstateTaxTips]

Hi, here's Kevin's website. www.khmortgageteam.com/