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getting my first deal funded
I am brand new to real estate, I've been to a seminar and learned some basics. I have good enough credit to get my deal funded but dont have enough money to pay the down payment. What are ways i can get someone to pay my down payment for me? Is this a bad idea to get a loan and then also have someone pay the down payment for me? I have a house I want but dont have the money to do it, what are y'alls suggestions?