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Bruce P. Bellott
  • Lafayette, LA
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Full time student. How to qualify for a loan?

Bruce P. Bellott
  • Lafayette, LA
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I’m a second year student at my university with one year of w-2 work experience. I have 15k saved up to put towards my first house hack. I want to get the deal done as soon as possible so that I can be househacking in the city of my university for the last two years of my schooling. Is there any way I could qualify for a descent loan? All of my cash has been saved up from side jobs and I pay my tuition in full every semester. I have no debt but about a year of using a credit card to somewhat build credit. The city of my university is Lafayette, La

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