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Edward James smith
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First time buyer - Multi family house hack

Edward James smith
  • Spokane Washington
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I graduate college in a couple months and want to jump into real estate investing right away. I am worried about getting approved for a loan considering I have been working part time for the past couple years. I should be making roughly 70k a year once I graduate and my fiancé graduates nursing school this coming March. Any advice or recommendations would be much appreciated. 

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Michael Noto
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  • Southington, CT
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Michael Noto
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@Edward James smith Speak with a local lender and they can probably give you a roadmap on what the approval process will look like given your situation. There has to be someone local to Spokane on here that can help you out. Then from there you can devise a plan on how to land your house hack. Best of luck, it is a great strategy. 

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