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Would like to potentially buy a 2-4 Family in six months

Chad Lawrence
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Have $80,000 in student loan debt. Around $700 monthly debt payments for everything. Making $50,000-$55,000 a year right now. Have $60,000 saved for down payment, closing costs and rehab work for a 2-4 family. Would be my first purchase and I would be looking to live in one of the units. Would I still get approved for a loan? Or should I pay more debt down and wait to invest in a few years? Would love to hear everyone’s advice regarding what to do and what they have experienced.

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