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Best Lending/Financing Options for New Investor

TJ Fries
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Hello everyone! I'm a new investor, haven't purchased a property yet, nor do I have a lot of funds to contribute to the deal.  What is everyone's opinion on the best lending/financing options for someone with my experience, or lack thereof? I've looked at hard money, but the down payment is always an issue.  I've toyed around with the idea of a getting a hard money loan, and using a 0% interest credit card cover the rest.  Any ideas? Thoughts? Input? 

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Nicholas L.
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save up enough for a down payment and house hack

do not start with hard money

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