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DONALD TURNER
  • Real Estate Investor
  • CHICAGO, IL
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Questions Regarding No Money Down Purchase

DONALD TURNER
  • Real Estate Investor
  • CHICAGO, IL
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I am a new investor looking at multi-unit building. The planned exit strategy is to use the building as rental property. Because the property is owned free and clear my goal is to acquire it using a no-money down technique. Repairs are needed and the seller will most likely want some cash back initially.

For the purposes of illustration, let’s say the following:

Fair Market Value 300K
Sales Price 210K
Repairs 100K
Cash to Owner 100K

What no money down techniques are suggested to meet the needs of both parties?

Thanks,

D

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