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Mason Kennedy
  • Homeowner
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Down payment money generating ideas

Mason Kennedy
  • Homeowner
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Hello everyone! This is my first question post so don't be too mean lol! I currently live in a townhouse in decent location in Palm Beach County, Florida that I want to move out of. I already have a tenant lined up that is solid and I can cash flow about $300-$400 a month on that. My wife insists that we must sell the house to move to another because we will never be able to come up with a down payment. I would like to keep the property. I'm going to definitely scan through other forum threads, but I just figured I would throw this post up. Anywho.....any ideas on some creative ways to get a down payment? We're looking at houses in the range of $150-200K. I don't think I qualify for FHA right now, but I am checking on that. Thanks!!!

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