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Jaziel MaldonadoRoman
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Can you use retirement savings as collateral

Jaziel MaldonadoRoman
  • Lakewood, WA
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Hi, I'm currently an active duty military member and I have saved up 14k on my tsp. I want to start my real estate journey towards financial freedom by buying multi-family and house hacking. I am aware that I can get a va loan with 0% down but I want to possibly get an FHA and use my retirement savings as either collateral or just withdraw the money suffering a penalty but having it on hand. What financing options do I have as someone with a fair credit score and no on hand money saved up. I live in Pierce County, WA

Thanks and I appreciate any and all the feedback

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Benjamin Hewitt
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Benjamin Hewitt
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@Jaziel MaldonadoRoman You can actually take out a loan from your TSP for a primary residence without penalty, and you can repay it over a period up to 15 YEARS. The TSP website explains the various ways in which you can access the money you have in there. Check it out here: TSP Loan Types

Let me know if you want to talk in more detail about how to leverage and plan your finances. While I'm new to the real estate strategy, I am a registered Financial Advisor who specializes in military clients (and I'm military myself). 

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