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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I do hard money lending given the below?
Before I decided to start studying realestate and following the desires I have had for years I was working for my dad and doing door dash(it's like UBER for food), as well as just hustling buying and selling anything I could really. I now have 2 years of job history, $11k saved and growing but according to my two years of working for dad I only make $750!- month and DD is a contractor position so my one year of doing that isn't enough to qualify supposedly to really help my income on paper. Should I take my money and drive and just do hard money and would refinancing after a year or even spinner be possible with out that second year of DD income? Hope that all made sense. I typed it in between deliveries. Thank you in advance!