Real Estate Agent · VA · Member since 2008 · 420 posts · 175 votes
2y
This is what I do in scale every month! Best is to find a great opportunity and send it to someone for funding, hence, no money on your side only for marketing/time.
Send me a PM with anything specific you have in mind!
Investor · Charleston, SC · Member since 2011 · 606 posts · 413 votes
2y
If you want to buy lots/land no money down then you typically have to work with the seller to buy it with owner financing or sub2. Most lenders (even private or hard money) are going to require some money down especially land. You said you were brand new and I would not think that buying a lot is the best place to start since the lot does not cash flow until you have a house on the property or you sell it to someone else with owner financing and make the spread.
Rental Property Investor · Ellsworth, ME · Member since 2021 · 1k+ posts · 2k+ votes
2y
You get things no money down if you substantially overpay or buy from a seller with no other options. It's a bad idea. It's an even worse idea if you don't have any money or easy access to it.