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Noah Deason
  • San Antonio
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I'd like some opinions and advice on how I could house hack.

Noah Deason
  • San Antonio
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Sorry if my title makes me sound mean or demanding. Anyway I'm currently 20 years old and I been trying to find ways to purchase my first property. I don't have any job history that adds up to 2 years and I guess I'm wondering on some things I should work on right now. At the moment I'm in the Army National Guard and I'm on a mission. Currently stationed at Camp Swift in Bastrop, Texas, but I live in San Antonio. I'm gonna be this mission from around 6 months to 1 year. I don't know if I should stay on this mission for 2 years so I have some job history or get off when I can and see if I can use an FHA loan to purchase a mutifamily and have my tenant pay for the morgage. What do you think I should? And if you need me to clarify anything of course I will.

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