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Patti T.
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Beginner in real estate investing

Patti T.
  • Ontario
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Hello my fellow Real Estate Investors!

I am a beginner as I have not yet invested in any properties. I am really interested doing real estate investments and have been using all my free time learning the ins and outs of investing. My only issue is that my husband just started a new job about a month ago and were scared that might be a issue. We own our own house and were going to use the equity as a down payment.  I have contacted the bank and they would like to see a few things so that they could put some numbers together. Do you think this might be an issue?   I work part-time  but do you think him just starting out a job might be an issue for getting  a mortgage for an investment property ? 

Thanks 

Patti

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