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Down Payment and 1% rule

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Any tricks of the trade for getting money to cover your 20% down payments? Please don’t say get a  job or save money lol. Cash runs out quick with 20% down, just wondering if you can shed any light on something that might help.



Also, does the “general 1% rule” normally net you positive cash flow?

Lastley, what is your average net profit on mortgaging a rental following the 1% rule?

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Getting private lenders might be an option.  Befriend investors here or on LinkedIn might be a first step 

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