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First time Rental Property investors Looking for advice!

Dario Martinez
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Hi there! My name's Dario and I'm from Tacoma WA, My two partners and I are interested in investing a in a rental property and we were looking for tips on how to lower closing costs to help us get started on our first of hopefully many rentals. Does anyone have experience when it comes to tacking some of the closing costs on to the mortgage and then renting that property? Still very knew to real estate so anything helps thank you so much!

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Sherief Elbassuoni
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Sherief Elbassuoni
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@Dario Martinez, Key bank has a financing program with 0% down and you only cover closing cost. You just need to be qualified based on your income and you may be a little limited for the locations.

You can also apply for a downpayment assistance program from WSHFC

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