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James Austin
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Plainwell, MI
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0 Money and Fair Credit

James Austin
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Plainwell, MI
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Since I'm brand new to the whole world of REI, I have had a burning question or questions about, the simple fact of have no money and really fair credit, how does one start? In my younger days I was "smarter than the rest" I'd save later and be ok, now mind you I'm 34 this year and I had a bit of an apifiany and realized I need to get in gear and get my future going, I as I said am still learning, so as a student I find myself with as lot of questions. I have found some homes for sale for dirt cheap but my gut says probably not a good deal, and being brand new with no experience and no cash I am wonder if I can still get a lender tog finance a loan or would I just have to wait and build credit? Another question I have is about double wide in parks, can you buy them and rent them or are they are they really not worth the effort? I hope my jumble gets the point across, another thing I'd like like to know is I am a veteran, can a VA loan prove useful? Any information will prove useful. Thanks James

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