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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Who do you use for creative financing?
Who are you using for creative financing? I plan on buying and holding rental properties. A lender with low money down options
thanks!
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Its been mentioned on here before but Mountain America Credit Union has 10% down on non-owner occupied properties. Interest rate is a bit higher than 20% down or owner occupied but there's no PMI so that's cool.
I'm following to see if there's any other suggestions.