Real Estate Investing With No Money Down
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Real Estate Investing with No Money Down
Summary:
Real estate investment is possible even with limited funds. Finance companies are eager to provide loans, and sellers are often willing to negotiate favorable terms.Article Body:
Interested in real estate but short on funds? Surprisingly, purchasing property without a down payment is still within reach. Here are some strategies to consider, assuming the seller is motivated and ready to negotiate.Buying with No Money Down
One straightforward approach is to assume the seller’s mortgage. This involves taking over their mortgage payments. You'll need approval from the original lender to assume the mortgage. If that’s not possible, consider a "subject to" mortgage. In this scenario, you make the payments, but the property remains in the seller's name.
What if the Seller Wants More than the Mortgage Balance?
If the seller demands more than the mortgage balance, you can still assume the mortgage and negotiate a second mortgage with the seller for the remaining amount. Propose a high interest-only payment for a short term, such as two or three years. By the end of this period, refinancing should allow you to pay off the seller, especially if the property has appreciated in value.
No Existing Mortgage to Assume?
Most mortgage lenders aim for a good investment, so even if your local bank isn't interested, numerous financial institutions are keen to finance your purchase. These lenders typically offer mortgages based on 60-70% of the property's value, ensuring they'll recover their investment even if you default. You can finalize the transaction with a second mortgage arranged with the seller.
As illustrated, investing in real estate with no money down is feasible when buyers and sellers collaborate effectively.
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