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No Income With $35k To Invest.. How?
I have $35k saved up, roughly $20k of which I want to use as a down payment. However, I don’t have any income since I’m a full time law school student. Is it possible for me to get a loan? What would you do in my situation?
I understand this might be difficult to do, but I’m sure it’s possible. I’d really like to get started now and not have to postpone my investing until after graduation in 2 years. Any ideas?
Thanks!