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Jalissa Hayes
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Gaining Capital to Start off

Jalissa Hayes
  • New Jersey
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Hello,

Firstly, thank you to any one that takes the time to respond to this forum. I'm still in the beginning phase of my career and want to learn as much as possible before I take on my first property.

My first concern is not having the money for a down-payment, what should I do if I do not have any of my own money to use?

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Heather Lutz
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Heather Lutz
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Hey Jalissa I agree with Ricky-find someone to partner up with someone who can come up with the down payment. Another strategy is negotiate with the seller about perhaps rolling the down payment into the purchase price. 

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