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Brendon K.
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Was the financing in podcast episode 25 really possible?

Brendon K.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles
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The first guy on the show said he earned average for a financial guy in Boston and that he saved up 3.5 percent for a FHA loan on a $383000 triplex. Overall Boston income is around 60k. I earn a bit more than average in Austin Texas but every calculator I've seen doesn't tell me I'm able to get a house that's that expensive. Was he b.s.ing or is there some kind of knowledge I have yet to learn about first mortgages?

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