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The easiest way is to find a great deal and use someone else's credit.  Partner with someone who can help you get a few deals going so that you can make some extra cash. If you are donating half of your deal to someone who can make a no money down, no credit deal work for you, is it worth it?? I think so. When I started over 10 years ago, I partnered a few times with people to get things going.  Later on, I was the one that people partnered with. 

After you have a few deals under your belt, you can find some self directed IRA money or private money where you can do no money down deals.

Doing Sub-to deals can also be a way to find a no money down deal. No credit is ever needed for those. 

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