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What are some creative ways around this
Here is my situation. i have found a seller who is willing to take 10% cash up front and owner finance 10%. I would get a loan for the other 80%.
The problem I am running into is that I cant find a bank who will lend on the property unless I put down the entire 20%.
How can I get around this?