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No Money Down Strategies: How We’ve Purchased 80 Units in 5 Years

No Money Down Strategies: How We’ve Purchased 80 Units in 5 Years

Over the last 5 years, we have done lots of deals, mostly with no money out of our own pocket. We bought over 80 units and did a bunch of fix and flips over that time, all with none of our own capital.

During that time, we developed 3 strategies that really worked well for us. We created these because they create a win-win situation with our investors, allowing us both to meet our goals. I shot a video to share the strategies with you today. I hope you enjoy!

Related: How I Bought an 18-Unit Apartment With No Money Out of Pocket

[Editor’s Note: We are republishing this article to help out our newer readers.]

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I am hoping we can get some chatter going on the topic! What creative financing strategies are you using in your business? Would you consider any of the methods I described?

Please leave a comment!

Note By BiggerPockets: These are opinions written by the author and do not necessarily represent the opinions of BiggerPockets.