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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Need Finacing stratagey help
Looking at a Property that Appraises at $170K. I can purchase for $148K. I want to put down the least amount.
If the appraised value is $170K and 20% is $34K that would = $136K. I can get it for $148K. Is it possible to only put down the difference of $12K? Is there a lender that would do this or is there a strategy to accomplish this?