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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/02/2017

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Dylan Tettemer
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Funding My First Property While Overseas

Dylan Tettemer
  • APO, AP
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Hello everyone, I am stuck in a bit of a situation that I really need to figure out what to do and make some progress! So currently I am stationed overseas in Japan and when I separate my wife and I will be moving to South Carolina in 2019. Now I would really like to purchase a duplex now so I can house hack before I have less than a year left in the military so it is easier to get approved. However, because I wont be able to live in the property immediately I will have to put at least 20% down I believe with the loans I have access to, which I do not have saved up. I was thinking about getting a partner maybe, but I have no experience so I believe it wouldnt be too easy to get one who would like to go in on the deal with me when I am a newbie. Does anyone have suggestions or ideas that I could possibly look into? Getting the down payment due to the high percent down is what is my challenge. I would love to hear everyones thoughts!

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