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House Hacking as a New Grad

Albert G.
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Hey everyone,

I'm a senior in college right now (22 years old) and I'm interested in starting my investment journey in Maryland (PG or AA County area) with a house hack. I'm planning to start working full time in January and was planning to invest around June, and I'm wondering if I would be disqualified from an FHA loan due to not having 2+ years of income.

Also, I'd be open to other financing recommendations that might fit my profile better.

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