Yes, you read that right—even apartment buildings and hotels!
Since 1999, I’ve been using these techniques to buy properties without spending my own cash, and now I want to share them with you.
“No money down” isn’t some scam. It's all about being creative and making deals happen. It's a mindset—being resourceful and not letting limited capital hold you back.
The key is to understand that the money for a real estate deal doesn’t have to come from you. Here are 5 ways to make it happen:
- The Money Can Come from the Seller: Think owner financing or joint ventures. I've closed deals where the seller financed the entire purchase, meaning I put $0 down.
- The Money Can Come from the Existing Lender: Sometimes, you can take over the seller's mortgage or do mortgage assumptions. It's a great way to leverage existing financing without needing cash upfront.
- The Money Can Come from the Deal Itself: If the property has equity, you might be able to use that value to finance the deal. For example, with my $110M hotel/condo project, we pre-sold condos to raise funds.
- The Money Can Come from Other People: Private investors can be your best friends. I’ve raised capital for deals by connecting with investors, even finding my biggest backers through social media!
- The Money Can Come Through Multiple Sources: Combine different methods to make the deal work. This could mean using prorated rents, getting a second mortgage, or even leveraging peer-to-peer lending.
If you’re ready to dig deeper into this topic and learn how to apply these strategies in real life, join me for a Masterclass tomorrow, September 18 at 8 PM EST.
We'll go over these techniques in detail so you can start buying real estate with no money down. Just comment "No Money Down" below, and I'll send you the link.