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Lauren Smith
  • San Antonio, TX
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Keep Saving or talk to a Lender?

Lauren Smith
  • San Antonio, TX
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I am looking to get into REI, I was originally looking to save for my first home but quickly realized the my tastes far exceed my budget. I am now looking to house hack. My goal is to find a duplex to begin this journey and grow from there. I am currently paying down some debt while also saving. Should I continue to pay down debt or contact a lender to determine what I qualify for? Any guidance would be great.

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