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Malcolm Darensbourg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • La Place, LA
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Go talk to bank now or no ?

Malcolm Darensbourg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • La Place, LA
Posted
Hey everyone ! So I'm a 20 year old newbie. I've been working a full time job for about 6 months now. I've been thinking that my first step into real estate will be through the FHA loan by acquiring a MFH. I also just started establishing my credit for about 6 months with a student credit card. I read that you need to work a full time job for at least 2 years before being considered for an FHA loan. So what I'm asking here is should I go talk to the bank to get the requirements for the loan and the steps I will need to take to be accepted for the loan. Or should I just wait 2 years before even going to inquire about the loan? Any information is appreciated.

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