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Kenny Sibrian
  • Eugene, OR
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what would you do in my situation?

Kenny Sibrian
  • Eugene, OR
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so my current situation is i have fair credit around 700 from what creditkarma states but with to many hard inquiries. my total debt adds up  to 27 thousands. im making monthly 2,144 a month before tax and in my savings i just reached 1,000. i want to get a rental property but with very little funds or not the right partner to work with. i have tried with private/hard money lenders but i don't have their upfront fee cost and repairs or any experience in to game so they wouldn't loan to me. i have tried with a traditional bank for fha but they say my dti (debt to income ratio) is to high and again not enough money for a downpayment/repairs.  what would you do in my situation to get your first rental property?  to me it sounds like i need to have a good chunk of money and to have 10 years experience to start investing. 

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