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Matthew Grisafe
  • Realtor
  • Kansas city, MO/KS
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Have you ever bought property at 0% down?

Matthew Grisafe
  • Realtor
  • Kansas city, MO/KS
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I’ve worked and helped a lot of investors buy and sell in the KCMO area, but have yet to find one that has been able to finance one at 0% down and I wanted to hear your thoughts and ideas on what methods you use to buy and hold properties, and if you have ever bought a property at 0% down? If so please share!

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Stephen Keighery
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Stephen Keighery
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Originally posted by @Matthew Grisafe:

@Stephen Keighery so you just assumed there loan and took over payments. How did you find that deal?

Technically it's not assume as that would mean the bank changed it over to my name. The loan is still in the old owner's name but I pay it. The title is in my name. I do a lot of marketing, direct mail and online. Don't remember where this one came from specifically.

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