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All Forum Posts by: Garrett Ninemire

Garrett Ninemire has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

I have and I have a 725 credit score.

So I am a young investor who is in the process of doing their first househack. I have a business freind of mine who wants to get into house flipping. Of course because of the new property I acquired I will have just enough money for the down payment on the house to flip and none extra. So I am wonering is their a way to make the home loan and the loan for flipping supplies the same one. or is there a better way to get the neccesary capital.

Quote from @Stacy Raskin:

@Garrett Ninemire,what state are you looking to buy in? Are you familiar with the FHA guidelines or do you have specific questions in mind?

So currently I live in Texas. As a college sophomore my credit is newer so I just need to know what to do to get my chances of being approved better.

I am currently a second year college student looking to buy his first investment property before the beginning of his senior year. My intention is to house hack for a year to meet the FHA requirements but are any other things I should do to help my success in getting a loan.

(I also work fulltime)