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Property Value for Homes

Jeff Long
  • Clio, MI
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I'm currently reading the Low and No Money Down book by Brandon and can't seem to grasp this concept, comment please if you now the answer. So, If a house is worth $100,000 and the investor puts a 30% down payment on the home why would they have no real equity. Wouldn't the investor have $30,000 equity or does no real equity mean you can only get 90% of that $30,000 to leverage at most and that wouldn't be much equity. HELP!

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