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How Can a College Student Flip Houses While in School?

Keith Brown
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Hi BiggerPockets community,

I am a long time lurker in our community. I have developed an interest in building long-term wealth and passive income after I read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki since high school.

Now, I am 20 years old and currently in I am in my third year of college. I have saved up around $50,000 from part-time employment and side hustles. I am enrolled full-time in college and I do not have a job. My question is that how can I secure a loan as a college student with out a job? Is that even possible? I am looking to put around 5-10% down payment for my first property to flip. Is this possible to do this while in college? 

Thank you for reading my post! 

Keith Brown


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