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Mika Guillen
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  • Columbus, OH
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No W2 Student Owner Occupant Loan with Parent Co-signer/Borrower

Mika Guillen
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, OH
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Hey everyone! My name is Mika Guillen and I'm a 2nd year college student. No W2 Income but have enough money for 3.75-5% down payment on an owner occupant multi-family property. Planning to partner with my parents as co-signer/co-borrower since they have great credit, income and debt to income ratio- pretty much all the credentials I need. I have heard it's possible but has anyone had any experience with a situation like this? Any lender suggestions or tips? Thank you in advance and for reference, I'm looking at Columbus OH market.

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Ashley Cross
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  • Columbus, OH
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Ashley Cross
  • Lender
  • Columbus, OH
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You are able to have a non-occupying co-borrower for a multi-unit financed with a FHA loan if the co-borrower is a blood relative or relative by law at the max LTV. You'll be fine with your parents as co-borrowers.

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