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Gagandeep Thandi
  • Antelope, CA
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Getting money to start

Gagandeep Thandi
  • Antelope, CA
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I know the spirit of bigger pockets is finding ways to make these deals happen, because they’re out there and they exist. I’m 21 and filling out paperwork to prequalify for a loan and it’s obvious I won’t be approved because I’m a full time student and don’t make enough to qualify. My income is consistent however and I am fully invested to make a good deal happen, how else can I go about arranging financing? Private money, how to qualify for the bank, etc ?

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