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Crystal S.
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First property; no money down

Crystal S.
  • Paradise Valley, AZ
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I have been studying real estate for the past 2 years and I have attended numerous real estate seminars and local meeting. What advice do you have about purchasing my first property? I would like to see what options I have regarding no money down, and without use of my own money or loan. Is this even possible? I have been too scared to start but I'm willing and ready to learn. Any advice would be much appreciated... Thank you! Crystal

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Roy N.
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@Crystal S.

As @Doug Pretorius demonstrated above, the skill you want to develop is not creative financing, but creative problem solving.   You are trying to solve the vendors problem, not your own ... 

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