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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Travel Nurse Less Than 12 Months, Loan Options?
Hey everyone,
I’m having trouble finding a lender who is able to get me preapproved because I’ve been a travel nurse for less than 12 months. I have been a registered nurse for over four years though, and have had a steady income.
What are my other options in getting a loan for an investment property such as a duplex? What are the pros and cons of having a private investor versus a conventional loan from a bank?
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You can still qualify, since you have been a nurse for over 12 months, we can average your last 12 months of pay. You will need at least 15% down.
You can also do a DSCR loan, where the rent will be used to qualify.