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Should I use a hard money loan or DSCR loan for my first rental?

Mohammed Milord
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Hi everyone,

I'm new to real estate investing. I would like to invest out-of-state on small multifamily properties. The issue is that I think I might have a high DTI due to my student loans. I don't really have any cash on hand for a down payment so Ideally, I would like to invest with no money down if possible. That's why I think a hard money lender would be a good avenue to start my real estate investment journey, seeing as hard money could cover the full purchase price and repair of the rental property. However, I've also heard that a DSCR loan is another alternative. My question is, which loan do you think is better considering my financial situation???

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