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Just not an option.. im 21.. no great job, stashed money ect.. hard enough coming up with 10% of a $50K house.. but in tucson that $50K would be $150K and negative cashflow every month.

Suppose one was able to just barely scrape together $200k for a $2 Million building, wouldn't you need an extra stash of cash as a safety net for the unexpected in the first few months (repairs, tenants moving out, etc.)?

Over the last 10 years, I've done 6 rehabs and managed to stash away about $500k in seed money for my investment company.So far I've formed a LLC here in Nevada and purchased my first two properties for $130k total (paid cash).

LOL.. its a joke really Like I said at east Curt tells it like it is..

The first task would be figuring out if she was stashing money or not.

. $2500 per house is a safe amount to have stashed away?

Make sure it is not a joker broker who is in turn trying to assign an and/or assigns contract.

I came here to tell @James Hamling that he was wrong, but going through this whole thread, he's not only pretty much 100% correct, but boy do I pity him for having to put up with the lot of you jokers.

It's just BUYER who wants to pay that way because he's likely a cash-business, has it stashed and doesn't want the full amount on the deed.