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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Less than 20% down with cash flowing properties?
I'm a newbie but I was looking at multi family's around my area and wondering if there's anything special the banks can do if your purchasing a property that is already cash flowing with tenants? I don't have the 20% down for a 200-700,000 property. Just looking for that creative finance.