Call around to enough banks, but unless you have a really close and successful track record with a bank the chances are slim to none that you can do 0%. 

However, the HomePath program may be slim on properties now. 

We already have some experience with our current rentals, but now we would like to expand our learning to a much larger scale, but the opportunities to buy our own large multi family are slim here in the Long Beach area at the moment.In the book Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki talks about how the rich don’t work for money, so I would like to do the same on a larger scale, and provide value for another investor who has a large multifiamily apartment complex.

I'm wondering if any of you have a slimmed-down version or heck even the full version of the maryland State sales agreement form.

Or does this look like to slim of a margin to make it work?

I'm looking into buying another but the market seems slim with most of the multifamily properties in disarray or overpriced. 

The inventory for multi's in Orlando in pretty slim.  

There is only one possible way to not tear the stucco off, and this is a very slim way. 

@Pete Mathias We'd love to invest more here at home but the prices have gotten so high and the inventory so slim that we're thinking it makes sense to consider some more affordable markets where there's more inventory and rentals generate comparable cash flow. 

While our savings accounts are slim, we fortunately have excellent credit and will have no debt as soon as my wife's student loans are paid off right before the baby is born.