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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

My First Multi Family
I was 19 when I bought my first mfr. The seller was offering owner financing but I was a poor, young Realtor and didnt have the cash for the down payment. In talking with the seller and his Realtor, I devised a plan to sacrifice my part of the sales commission and use the rent deposits from the property (which would become mine at closing) as my down payment. All agreed, deal closed in 2 weeks. I was one proud 19 year old real estate investor
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Be creative. Find the down payment. It doesn't always have to be cash. It can be cross collateral, barter, commissions, seller carry back (if using hard or private money), rent deposits.. Just think outside the box. Good luck!