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Logistics of a Seller Financing 100%

Account Closed
  • Long Beach, CA
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Here is my scenario:

My bank requires a 25% downpayment.

The seller has agreed to finance the downpayment.

The bank requires the downpayment come from my own funds.

I don't have nor want to use my own funds.

How can I make this work?

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Ky Sharp. Yes it is possible. Its called mortgage fraud.

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