This man was talking about assumable loans, and my question is if we don't pay a downpayment and we assume an already existing loan,how does the investor make any money?

You are taking the the property "Subject To" the existing financing.

Now, the same situation still exists, except that you've lost money every month from then to now.

Realtors are required by law to uphold certain rules, regulations, standards, etc.

I recommend you read as much of the existing posts as you can and then ask questions along the way.

regardless, anything you learn you need to doublecheck with local laws and regulations from your area...

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So, if I buy a property at 50% of the appraised value and they will loan up to 70% of the appraised value, I have a 100% deal and I can even get money back if I want it.It is also possible to buy the property subject to the existing financing; with owner financing; or with a lease option and not put anything down.Good Luck,Mike

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