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Alvaro Rodriguez
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  • Houston, TX
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First Time Buyer and Obstacles

Alvaro Rodriguez
  • Specialist
  • Houston, TX
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Hello

I am currently finishing my MBA which consumes all my time. I have around $60K in student loans. With these two constrains, which option should i go for? Would it be better to buy a fixed house to live in it and grow equity while I graduate? Should I buy a new construction house to take advantage of the price? Perhaps a duplex? I am not sure if I can get a good loan with my student loans. so I am not sure if anyone has been in this situation before. what should I do? or how can I start investing in real state?

Thank you

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