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J Zev J.
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J Zev J.
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Replied May 12 2022, 12:53

@Nicoló Tossici - Try reaching out to a mortgage broker in the area you're investing in. They specialize in finding lenders for you. You can also reach out to local banks. 

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Benjamin Aaker
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Replied May 12 2022, 14:09
Talk to family and friends about your plans. They might be interested in investing with you.
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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Replied May 12 2022, 14:18

Unfortunately the question is too vague. 

What are the constraints to getting the money? 

Is it your income?

Is it your existing debt?

Is it the down payment?

Is it your credit score?

What will the funds be used for?

Once you answer those questions, then the BP community can truly give you advice.

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Dave Skow
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Replied May 12 2022, 16:32

@Nicoló Tossici- what is it you need  and  what seems to be the problem/ issue ?

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Nicoló Tossici
Replied May 13 2022, 06:17
Quote from @Rick Albert:

Unfortunately the question is too vague. 

What are the constraints to getting the money? 

Is it your income?

Is it your existing debt?

Is it the down payment?

Is it your credit score?

What will the funds be used for?

Once you answer those questions, then the BP community can truly give you advice.


 I bought with other two guys a condo back in march 2022. We were able to buy it as cash deal. Now we would like to go for the second deal. We are trying to understand what is the best solution for us. All of us is 22 years old, two of us are international, and none of us a very high income. It is very hard get a mortgage from the bank. 

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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Replied May 14 2022, 16:17

You can look into hard money loans and then refi into a conventional loan once you show rental income. I would talk to the lenders upfront to plan accordingly. 

Possibly use the condos as collateral since you don't have the income.