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Mekail Faquir
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Any way to cover Down payment with loan?

Mekail Faquir
  • TX
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I’m looking at purchasing my first properties, that being said I don’t have a substantial amount of $$ for a down payment. How should I go about this? Is there a way to secure a loan for the purchase plus Down Payment? Any bit of info helps thank you.

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Michael Ablan
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  • Watertown, NY
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Michael Ablan
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@Mekail Faquir - I've used Credit cards and personal loans to fund the down payment on deals. Becareful though, because CC debt drops your credit score, and personal loans rape your DTI. This is a very risky strategy, and I wouldn't recommend it without exit plans (alternative sources of funding, HELOC, accessible equity in other investments).

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