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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

Can I put 0 percent down if my purchase price is .75 the appraised value
Hi all,
I have found a house in Lehigh acres Florida for a purchase price e .75 of of the appraised value and it is for sure a 1 dscr.
can I immediately buy this for 0 Dollars down
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I don't know of any mortgages where you can put no money down. You could put 20% down, then refinance and pull it back out...so effectively zero down.