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Nathan Duncan
  • Investor
  • Blackwell, OK
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Any luck securing financing with high student loan debt to income ratio?

Nathan Duncan
  • Investor
  • Blackwell, OK
Posted
Seeing that most college graduates leave school with a mountain of debt versus their income from their employment I was wondering if anybody has had any luck securing traditional financing with a high student debt to income ratio? I have this situation and fortunately have creative financing options for my properties but wanted to know if anybody been able to purchase going to the bank

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