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Zach Cohen
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DSCR Loan With $35k Cash and No Income?

Zach Cohen
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Hey everyone! I’m a second year law school student and I want to start investing in real estate. However, due to my dedication to my studies, I don’t have any income at the moment.

However, I do have $35k and have been looking at some cash-flowing properties in Cleveland (the C and higher neighborhoods) and am interested in a DSCR loan. Does anyone have experience getting this type of loan? Is it possible to get a loan on a $100k duplex with 20-25% down with no income if I can show that the property will produce significant cash flow?

Thanks in advance!

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Caroline Gerardo
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  • Laguna Niguel, CA
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Caroline Gerardo
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You need 700 middle FICO, only a few companies go that low of a loan $75000 minimum at 75% loan to value

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