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Val Dufour
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  • Denver, CO
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Zero income financing options

Val Dufour
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

So,
I'm a new investor and reading a lot but haven't seen a direct answer to this question. Currently I have a good paycheck, excellent credit and low 6 figure net worth(approx 75% liquid). Getting mortgages shouldn't be a problem for me.
But alas, I'm growing tired of the military and am considering getting out. If I do, I'd prefer not to get a regular full time job and would like to devote all of my time to real estate investing.
My question concerns my financing options. What options are available with zero income? What criteria would help you secure loans of that type?
Obviously seller financing is the go-to in this situation, but I'm wondering what other options there are out there? If any...
Thanks!

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