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Carlann Mckenna
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In need of 100% financing

Carlann Mckenna
  • Hyattsville, MD
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So I have been taxing my brain trying to find a creative way of financing my dream property or potential dream property(still looking for that Duplex that's the one).  I am wondering if there are really any 100% financing loans out that are 30yr long with a good interest rate. If you all know of any please free to post your comment( Financing mean the amount of the house purchase, plus repairs). 

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Mike Delprete
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  • Phoenix, AZ
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Mike Delprete
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  • Phoenix, AZ
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I would look in to raising private capital. There's over 25 trillion dollars in retirement accounts. I never used a bank on an investment.

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