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Eric Chausse
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Low to No money down

Eric Chausse
  • Chicago, il
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Hello Savy Investors,

My name is Eric and I'm new to investing. I've attempted to indulge in several investing strategies, such as seller financing, and hard money lending. Unfortunately, due to Florida laws, substantial risk would be imposed on the seller if I were to do seller financing. I have a rental property in mind, and I'm trying to acquire said property with little to no money down; please see details below.

Angler's Cove

Marco Island, FL

$234,000 (average price)

What would be the best strategy and which to use to acquire this property with little to no money down?

Let me know your thoughts.

Thank You.

Eric

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