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Updated about 6 years ago, 11/11/2018
No Money, Bad Credit, Hard Worker
Originally posted by @Korea Maloney:
Sorry to hear you went through a downtime. Banks won't lend to you if you don't have W2 or saving. So your next approach is a hard money lender. You need at least 600+ credit score to borrow from hard money lender, and you also need to put down 10-20% of the house price with the hard money lender. Unless you have family or friends that have money to invest and trust you with it, I would suggest trying to repair your credit score and save up some money first while reading more real estate investing books and soak up as much knowledge as you can. Real estate investing is not a get rich quick thing. Some seminars are preaching how they did a no money down deal and made a killing of it are just there to make money from teaching courses. If they are indeed so successful, they would not have time to hold seminars all the time, they would be busy buying properties. Time is on your side, so research more and talk to other investors and real estate professionals.