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Arturo Hernandez
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Down Payment on a Rental

Arturo Hernandez
  • Oxnard, CA
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I currently have my home financed in California. I am looking at a rental condo in Phoenix, AZ. I want to keep my primary home in California and purchase the Phoenix, AZ condo, but don't have the full 20% down that is required by most banks to finance as investment home. What suggestions, does anyone reccomend besides asking to borrow from family, friends, etc. 

TIA, Art

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Gerald Harris
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@Hector Rodriquez is correct. FSBO properties can be alot more flexible when it comes to financing an investment property. Many will do seller carry all day

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