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Creative Financing is needed!

Henry Clements
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Hello,

So, for this time, my topic is about using creative financing! For a first time buyer, with good credit, however, overextended in debt. Can someone like this obtain funding to buy a property within their price range they believe that they can afford? What's taking the borrower over his debt to ratio limit on this one is his high balance student loan! Other than involving the seller with any seller's contribution, how else can this be done to facilitate a closing for this borrower? Any advice, anyone?

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