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Tenzin Sherap
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Getting a home loan with part time job?

Tenzin Sherap
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hello BP!

I have been doing an ample amount of research and the only roadblock I see right now is my income. I am 24yrs old and saved close to $100k. Majority of it is invested in the stock market. Excellent credit score and paid off 2 cars. I was in active duty and have full VA. I do not want to use my VA now and was thinking of going conventional loan such as FHA. I intern and do deliveries on the side. Since the take home pay is around $700-800/week at the moment, how likely am I to get approved for a loan around $300-$400k?

I know my question is very vague.

Overall, thank you to anybody that replied to my discussion.

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