There is really no special financing for “first time home buyers” except for a few rare local assistance programs.

I don't like to idea of pulling out equity in my current home, nor do I like the idea of seeking seller financing on my first investment property, nor do I like the idea of hard money loans.Thank you.

Hi there,I purchased a property in January, which included valuable antiques- think Hoarders meets Antiques Road Show. I didn't know the value of the items when we purchased the house.  Does anyone here have experienc...

Secondary market meaning fixed rate financing for the full term of the loan vs someone like myself who owns substantially more than 10 props I have to seek commercial funding which is not as stable - typically 5 year balloons.

This neighborhood typically has government assistance w/ rent.  

@Ian SimonIt has been very successful for the people I have assisted with the adwords and PPC advertising.

Short Answer = Yes it is Possible and I know several people who have done itThe Long Answer = The only way I have seen people with no money get started in Real Estate Investing and be successful long term is to get very good at finding motivated sellers.If you have no money, no credit and no experience but you have the Super Power of finding and attracting Motivated Sellers I promise you that you will also attract deep pocket investors who will partner with you, give you finders fee's etc.You see the hardest part for most people is finding the time to seek out motivated sellers as you could talk to 500 people before you find even one possibility and for most people they give up after the first 50 No answers.I wanted to share this with the new investors as I have seen too many of you get excited and burn out with no progress after 6 months. 

The Firm will seek to source the remaining capital from Investors to purchase the home to create the Note to lend to the Home Buyer. 

I've done quite a bit of research over the years and have now started proactively seeking out deals. 

You probably should get an attorney to assist you with the loan modification paperwork and any state laws.