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Ian Hoover
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No such things as no money down?

Ian Hoover
  • Bridgeville, PA
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My partner and I just purchased (closed today!) a duplex in Pittsburgh with 100% seller financing, the only thing we paid for was closing costs ($965 each) not too bad. Our plans are to rehab once the tenants move out and then eventually sell for a nice profit.

Goes to show even if you get a good deal you probably still need some money!

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Josh Caldwell
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Josh Caldwell
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Decent deal and Bridgeville is a nice part of town.  I have one suggestion for the future.  When a house needs rehab, i make my offer with differed payments until the house is up and performing.  A lot of times when the seller just wants out, they will agree to this request. 

To your success

Josh

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