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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Getting a loan with ZERO income but HIGH assets?
Hi
My name is Evan and I find myself in an interesting predicament when it comes to financing. I am a college student, and have no income whatsoever. However, I am fortunate enough to have a significant number of assets in the form of stocks and bonds.
Obviously I could liquidate these assets, to free of cash, but I would rather leave them untouched.
Is there any specific type of lender/loan I could pursue? How can I leverage these assets? If anyone has experience with this type of situation I would appreciate your advice. Thank you!