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Sarah Jones
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Commercial 0 Down..

Sarah Jones
  • los angeles, ca
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So far I have been dealing with a lot of residential stuff... I would like to start getting into commercial as well..

Is it possible in this current market to purchase commercial real estate with $0 down... maybe creative financing? How hard is it? Can I buy a 50 unit apartment building with $0 down or $5k?

Any books you would recommend for something that works in this economy... $0 or little down to buy large commercial properties such as apartments..

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Ken Latchers
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Ken Latchers
  • Hatfield, PA
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Originally posted by Brian Barrett:

Loan officer said underwriting most likely would not even look at the deal unless we had 25% skin in the game

I laughed and told them that if I had all that I would not need them and walked out the door. Might be looking for a place to put our savings and checking accounts tomorrow.

I don't see your point, because that is what every lender is going to do

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