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John Hyatt
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  • Glendale, AZ
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10% down commercial loan?

John Hyatt
  • Investor
  • Glendale, AZ
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There is a great commercial deal for around $350k that I am trying to purchase. I hate to walk away, but it's a tad out of reach. As a last ditch effort I wanted to reach out to see if anyone has any ideas with 10% down. Here is my scenario:

I own two houses with a combined equity position of about 150k

Have a great job 

Have 10% down 

Can get a realtor commission 3% that I can apply towards the deal

The dilemma: the deal won't last long, but I want to try to see if anyone has any creative ideas to get financing? The seller will only finance 25k. Is there such a thing as a 10% dow money loan on commercial real estate? 

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