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I would boot strap a rehab on your current place to boost the value and sell it to househack something that makes sense after you graduate.

Hi everyone,I performed a backdoor roth for the first time a few weeks ago (for 2019).

Find a private or hard money lender to aquire, then refinance out of that loan once you have a renter in the place and can prove cash flow to a lender (the cash flow can be used to boost your income and therefore reduce your DTI)3) If you have equity in your personal home mortgage, get a HELOC and that, combined with your $65k savings, may be enough to do cash purchases in the market you're looking to invest in.4) Try speaking to a local community bank.

Currently living in the upper unit and performing kitchen and bathroom renovations.

Recently I’ve felt stuck trying to figure out what to do next after successfully performing three house hacks and having my personal mortgage and utilities covered from rental profits.

I have been working with a credit repair company to boost this but it is slowly working. 

What if the appraisal comes in low, rehab comes in high, someone loses their day job during the rehab and can't contribute anymore, someone doesn't perform on your JV, the contractor bails on you, etc.

@Marco Bario I have been thinking that, if we wait about 3-4 months to see which performers are still actually performers, this could be a great way to go.

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