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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do I find homes to flip with no money down (NYC area)
As a newcomer to the world of Real Estate investing, how should I start considering the competitive NYC market? Looking to purchase undervalued properties financed through hard money and flipping for a profit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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I believe it would be very difficult to start flipping with no money down. Most hard money lenders require some skin in the the game. Most would be 10-20% down to get started. I'm on my second flip and each time I have needed about 10-20k down. My advice would be save money, get an owner occupied loan only takes about 3% down, keep it for a year while you fix it and gain experience in rehabbing. Then sell it. That's what I did and it worked out great to gain some working capital.
Good luck