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Codey Wendel
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, OH
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Getting financing as a college student

Codey Wendel
  • New to Real Estate
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Hi everyone. I am currently a junior at Ohio State but am eager to get started in Real Estate, preferably before graduating. Is it possible to get financing as a college student? I know most lenders require you to have a full-time job, but I am unsure if there are any creative options out there.

My finances are in pretty good shape. I have been saving for a down payment and have a decent size cash reserve. My credit score is fair as well. I am currently working full time but will transition to part time once school rolls around. I am also in the Army National Guard, which is another stream of income. Not sure if that would help my case or not. Thank you in advance.

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