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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do I need to show proof of income?
I'm 19, and I don't have a job and I've been looking in to buying a house so I could house hack and my concern is that how long would it take me to get a loan.
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@Oscar Flores
Well the awnser is a big solid... It depends.
Most convetional and FHA uderwriters want to see 2 years of stable job history. So for the good 5% down stuff you out a while.
But you could tryin find a tired landlord and buy his duplex or something with owner financing.
Or do an "in house" loan from a local lender.
Or save up and pay cash for one. But being that you don't have a job that might be hard.
Good luck out there! .