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What are some ways to buy property with little to no money down?

Dylan Meyer
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Is there any way to purchase real estate with little to no money down?

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@Dylan Meyer

Yep I have purchased a triplex for 5k down and a duplex for 2k down using seller financing . The problem with little or nothing down is you need a lot more than just a down payment to get the property ! You must have a healthy fund of cash for repairs capex and all the ancillary expenses which can equal far more than the down payment did .

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