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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Faysal Alam
  • Real Estate Agent
  • New York City, NY
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How to take advantage for this bad situation ?

Faysal Alam
  • Real Estate Agent
  • New York City, NY
Posted

I had a 750k pre-approval lined up but due to a break up with my long time gf things have changed , I have about 60k liquid in my savings , another 14k in my Roth ira and another 19k also in the stock market for a grand total of 93k , the real issue is getting the loan , this year I will file for about 40k in taxes but I'm looking to capitalize on a house back while rates are low . I live in NYC , currently saving about 2k a month . And can continue to do that even with this virus , I really want to be ready to buy if the opportunity presents itself but how can I put myself in that position to qualify when houses are in the 500-800k range in Queens areas I'm looking

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