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How Can I buy a property without a job

Masood Amin
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Hello BP,

Just graduated college last year as an engineer and right now I am having a really tough time finding a job. In the meantime I have been reading a lot of investing books and I am very passionate about getting my first deal in. However, I have a limiting factor in my way which is not having a job hence not being able to finance any properties.

I do have cash saved up for a down payment but I was wondering what is the best way for me to buy a property with no job. Please any and all feedback is welcome.

Even though this may be a “limiting factor” I never limit my mindset. I know that there is a way for me to buy a property; whether it’s partnering up with someone, having a co-signer, or hard money lender (possibly ?), but I just want to hear what BP has to say.

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