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Vincent Pirrone
  • Developer
  • Denver, CO
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Do I need 2 years of work history?

Vincent Pirrone
  • Developer
  • Denver, CO
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I recently graduated from college and I'm looking to buy my first rental property in the Reno/Sparks, Nevada area. I want to find a multi-family unit that I can live in and rent out the other units. I am still in that phase after college where I am looking for my full-time career, but currently only hold a part-time job. I have good credit, but I'm not sure if I have enough for a proper down-payment yet. 

I would like to purchase my first property this year (2018) and I have done some research, but I would like more information and advice on this subject. I am super excited and eager to get started! Thanks!

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Dean Poff ii
  • Lender
  • Kansas City , MO
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Dean Poff ii
  • Lender
  • Kansas City , MO
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@Vincent Pirrone if your education was used to get you the job you have today then you can count that as work history.  DM me and ill see if I can get you preapproved. 

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