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Desmond Alexander
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bentonville, AR
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1% Down Quicken Loans Could work for 1st time Investor

Desmond Alexander
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bentonville, AR
Posted
I ran across this today. I am not sure about all of the details but this could be a great way in for a first time investor. what do you ladies and gents think? Any vets have any advice about this? ***Quicken Loans is offering qualified Americans the opportunity to purchase homes for 1%* down. That’s right, for as little as $3,000 down qualified individuals are buying homes worth $300,000. Not only that, Quicken Loans is giving these people a 2% grant, so if they put down $3,000, Quicken Loans will put down an extra $6,000, so they’ll start with $9,000 down. And yes, this really could work. ***

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