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Monica Johnson
  • Indianapolis , IN
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Not enough for a down payment

Monica Johnson
  • Indianapolis , IN
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I am looking at an apartment building selling for $310k (8 units, rented at $500 each) which includes a similar bldg in need of total rehab (est 170k). I do not have enough for the down payment, I have 20k. Is seller financing my only option to purchase this property? And what type of structure should I suggest to the seller?

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