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Kyle R Vreeland
  • West Milford, NJ
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First Rental Property

Kyle R Vreeland
  • West Milford, NJ
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Hi my name Is Kyle and have been presented with an opportunity to possibly invest in my first property. Last month I ended up quitting my job (didn't like working for my boss) and managed to save up over 10k... I'm 23 and have "good" credit of around 630-650. Would it be a good idea to even start analyzing properties? Does not being employed affect my chances of getting a loan? I obviously plan on going back to work but not at this moment. My biggest concern is if i would be able to get approved. I do plan on doing a long term rental, and possibly house hacking... i'm open and willing to do what it takes to get into a property, looking for a little advice, thank you all!!

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