Ask Rodkin: How Do I Refinance an Underwater Condo?
This reader owns and rents out a condo, she shares a deed to a second house with her husband, and refinancing is difficult given the couple’s debt-to-income ratio.
This reader owns and rents out a condo, she shares a deed to a second house with her husband, and refinancing is difficult given the couple’s debt-to-income ratio.
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