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    That being said, real estate investors still are not advised to use their own money to do their deals. Even if you have 10-20% saved for specifically for a down payment on your investment property, most real estate guru’s warn, NEVER spend your own money on real estate investments. Most beginners start their investment career saving up for a down payment, but the fact is, a serious real estate invest

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    That being said, real estate investors still are not advised to use their own money to do their deals. Even if you have 10-20% saved for specifically for a down payment on your investment property, most real estate guru’s warn, NEVER spend your own money on real estate investments. Most beginners start their investment career saving up for a down payment, but the fact is, a serious real estate invest

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    That being said, real estate investors still are not advised to use their own money to do their deals. Even if you have 10-20% saved for specifically for a down payment on your investment property, most real estate guru’s warn, NEVER spend your own money on real estate investments. Most beginners start their investment career saving up for a down payment, but the fact is, a serious real estate invest

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    t property, most real estate guru’s warn, NEVER spend your own money on real estate investments. Most beginners start their investment career saving up for a down payment, but the fact is, a serious real estate investor does not use his own money to do real estate deals.

    There are a couple of reasons for this...

    1. Savvy investors always want their money somewhere where it’s working for them, yielding interest and making more money.

    2. If you are serious about investing, you’re going to be buying multiple properties, higher priced properties and eventually apartment buildings or commercial property. The fact is, if you’re paying 10-20% down on every deal, you’re going to run out of money fast, even if you have A LOT of money. When you’re ready to move on to the next good deal, and all of your money is tied up in your other property(s), and you’re going to lose out on possibly a really good deal.

    So HOW THE HECK do you buy a property without a down payment, if its so incredibly hard to get a loan???

    Buying real estate without using your own m

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