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Yes, sure, but how would YOU do it ? And please be as creative as you wish and don't confine yourself to California :-) Hope that cleared it up a bit.
by marto1 5y ago
Yes, sure, but how would YOU do it ? And please be as creative as you wish and don't confine yourself to California :-)
Hope that cleared it up a bit.
- uberman 5y agoI would go to the bank and get pre qualified for as much as I could. Then I would look for a house.
- crate_barre 5y agoContact a mortgage company or mortgage broker and provide your w2s, tax returns and bank statements for the last two years and get a pre-qualification letter. Then go on Zillow and find houses for the loan amount and make a bid.
- casralad 5y ago>be as creative as you wish I don't think this is an area where creativity expands the existing options. If you have a stable job you will likely be approved for a mortgage. It might not be enough of a mortgage to afford a home in the city or even state that you want to buy. People who buy houses very young usually have generational wealth, even if it's just a parent who co-signs the loan. Down payment is useful but not necessary. I've bought several houses (just one at a time) with $0 down payment. FHA loans exist to help lower income people become home owners.