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Luis Cruz
  • Woodstock, IL
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Downpayment for Multi-Family

Luis Cruz
  • Woodstock, IL
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Alright guys so I'm looking at a couple of properties, and I'm liking the numbers. My question to you guys is since I am just starting out, I don't have all the money to pay for the down-payment of the property. I want to know the strategy for you guys to find away of negotiating the down-payment on the property. As in Roll it in to a monthly payment for them and pay it off slowly. Could I possibly do that? How would you approach this method? 

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