Hi Justin, You might want to consider a "gift of equity."

There are some ways to get creative with down payments: seller financing, using an investment loan that allows "gifted funds", etc.Best of luck! 

If your going to do that I give my tenants a homeowner depot gift card .

Seafood was noticeably cheaper last new year due to a decrease in expensive seafood "gifts" to government officials.

We paid for most of the remodel ourselves but the LVP was a gift from my wife's family and the granite was a wedding gift from my family.

She goes well beyond her responsibilities as my buying and selling agent, and makes my deals as smooth and effort free as possible.I know she makes a commission, but I would like to send her a gift to show my appreciation.What is an appropriate gift in this situation?  

I would tout the pool's positives, and mention how easy it is to maintain, and perhaps even gift a year of pool service with the sale.

Pay down will be a priority while I have the 0%gift.

Hello,   Just found BiggerPockets.com and am writing my first message.In 1995, we bought our first townhouse for about $58,000 in South Florida (Broward Country) with gift money from our wedding. 

@Hattie Dizmond gave us a generous gift and touched us by the amount of time she took out of her busy schedule to show us exactly how to run the numbers.