Is investing in Real Estate without money possible? I read a real estate guide which goes over several creative financing techniques (Double Escrows and Discount Mortgages being the most powerful techniques).

Are the...

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I have a property I'm interested in and my realtor asked sellers if they would consider owner financing. They said yes, send us the details with offer. It would be for myself to move into. But since it needs...

Initially when looking for my first rental I wanted to use the homepath program in order to lower the down payment. As I ran tests on the numbers leveraging up seems to be a better way to go.

My initial quest...

Hey everyone. Have a question to run by you all here. I want to buy a property for around 30k. I want to talk to the current owner (an investor who flipped the property) about doing owner financing. Can someone te...

The 6 acre wooded lot behind my house is for sale. Lots of details I could relate, but the point is I would need to finance the purchase somehow. My thoughts are that I could wrap it up into my current mortgage, get a...

Can someone give me some insight into seller financed deals as far as loan servicing goes?  Do seller financed deals get serviced through a bank or another financial institution?  I am curious how payments on an owner...

hi everyone, today I seen a fourplex for sale for 250,000 dollars. I'm wondering what is the best way to obtain financing when you have bad credit. I've heard a lot about using other peoples money but how does that wo...

I have a question in regards to Owner financing, I have read many forums but yet to find my best solution or option. I ran across a FSBO signed and called the guy up who is selling a property for 55k with 5k down- Ow...

I have done some research and have found that investors are wholesaling properties with little to no equity using owner/seller financing. How exactly does wholesaling work with seller financing on properties that have...

I was thinking of purchasing properties cash, at 25-30% of their appraised value and then taking out a mortgage (or what I guess would be considered a home equity loan) on them after the closing. This would allow me t...