I want to go pull out a low interest mortgage and buy a rental property before the fed raises the interest rates,
what would be a good way to go about this
>>1518482
can i do this as a student, with about 19k in student loan debt? I have 10k cash to play with. i have a basic understanding of real estate, i.e. i actually have a real estate license but i don't use it.
should i just go buy 25-40k house in niggerville, fix it up somewhat and rent it out?
could i somehow get it "listed" for government housing per se? so i have less trouble getting rent out of the tenants?
>has 19K in loans
>wants to get a mortgage
>has 10K in cash
You're literally a fucking retard, OP. Pay off your loan dumb fuck.
>>1518523
50% are subsidized loans and don't bear interest till I'm out.
got this year and the next before i head to med school. will be signing up to military to have this paid for, and the bonus that it comes with. so i literally don't have to pay that shit at all. its sitting in a bank doing absolutely nothing except being useless numbers on paper and waiting to be devalued by inflation
>>1518537
...which is why you pay off the loan you fucking twat. You don't take out more loans when you already have a fucking loan. Holy shit 90% of /biz/ just needs to go the fuck away.
>>1518609
>preaching on /biz
>calling people "fucking retards"
>doesn't understand the difference between consumer debt and leverage.
Not that I'm advocating OPs plan.
>>1518667
>leverage
Student and car debt are not leverage. Leverage is used to generate value, student debt is acquired only to be viewed as an actual person in any field of business. It's a bare minimum, not an asset.
>>1518667
>student loan debt
>leverage
Holy shit, kill yourself you stupid fuck. You're all so fucking stupid, god dammit.
>>1518941
Which you don't ever do when you already have debt that you could easily pay off. Are you even fucking serious right now? Get the fuck out.
>>1518943
Do you seriously not understand the difference between leveraged debt to create income and consumer debt?
No one is going to give you a mortgage without w2 income. But otherwise, leveraged real estate is a good bet
>>1519298
well I have a small business, the 10k is what I've made since January, after expenses and what not.
>>1519746
My guess is that they'd turn you down, but talk to a lender anyway to be sure