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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

What deals have you picked up with conventional financing?
In looking around on BP paying cash is a great way to find deals, but I'll be sticking with conventional financing for my first property until I can save up enough or find a partner.
Doing a bit of research I'm finding that not having a ton of cash I can go with:
-Retail/MLS
-HUD
-REO
-Craigslist sellers
-Landlords or out of state landlords who are ok accepting offers other than cash
-Possible wholesalers who will work with conventional financing
Just looking for other ideas for those who have completed deals with conventional financing. A lot of what I read is solving other people's problems by getting them cash and you a property but conventional financing doesn't allow a quick enough sale.