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Jeffrey Odu
  • Tucson, AZ
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Hoe to Fund the Deal?

Jeffrey Odu
  • Tucson, AZ
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Ok so i wanted to know if anyone thinks this would be good idea. I have about 200k to use as a down payment on a property, i wanted to know since i don't think i would be given a commercial loan, would it be smart for me to find someone else to assume the loan and then i go ahead a put my money down?....are there any pros or cons in this strategy?

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