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Sub-to versus Conventional Methods

Colby Zeller
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Bp Community, I plan on buying my first property after I graduate school in Dec 2023. Recently Ive been debating the best way to fund my deal, and I've recently discovered a little method called sub-to. Its seller Financing on what ever your own terms are to little or no down depending on how you negotiate the deal. If anyone with any advice on the topic or experience would clarify for me that would be great ! Also any input to what method works the best for people starting out would also be very helpful thank you !!!

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