where can you get a 100% loan for real estate?
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If you have clean credit then you can get 100% financing from any mortgage company. Make them look at a 100% one loan, and an 80/20. The reason for this is so you an see what is cheaper to do, considering you will more than likely have MI.
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When I do a for sale by owner I start at the bank.\nWhat you need is an experienced mortage loan officer.\n(That's on comission!)  They will make sure everything goes off without a hitch because they don't get paid unless the deal goes through.  As far as being legal you have to go through closing with attorney's.  A good Loan officer will do the things a realtor would but not charge you 6% of the sale.
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Check out Prosper.com   It is a really neat website to get small unsecured loans.\n\nIf it has anything to do with real estate, email me and I will send you my groups contact information.   matt@eastbaylending.com
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Just start calling  local real estate agents.   Most will be a little reluctant at first because most agents already have loan officers they prefer.  Take the approach that you want to help them with their open house.  Offer to bring fresh baked cookies to the open house, then once you’re there offer to go get lunch for the both of you.  I know this sounds like a lot of hoops to jump thru, but remember you have to sell your self to the agent if you want them to send business your way.  \nI wish you the best of luck.
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Try a British bank.  I have heard that they lend money for properties in foreign countries.  Be sure your title to the house is clean as well.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/education/real_estate \n\nthat should help :)
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You are refering to financing known as a Lot Loan.  LTV's on lots can go as high up as 80-85%.  A very common loan on a lot is a 3 year balloon.\n\nA way to get higher LTV's on property alone is to find out which banks will allow for seller held second mortgages.  Some banks will be more lenient then otheres.
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I know that in my town, I belong to a Real Estate investors group. SOme of us do fixer uppers and some provide loan money. Look in your local newspaper for meetings or groups.\nIt is always a good idea to build a network of people that invest in Real Estate.\n\nMy lenders will only loan if there is a 50% equity position and the loans are for about 12%, but if you are flipping them, the rate is somewhat irrelevant within reason.
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why rent to own you can just buy one with 100% go to Http://www.ocrate.com he will get you started. g.l
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get your loan from worldwide banks.visit\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/getyourloan
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Hello try here lots of loan programs
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yes try Creative Mortgage out of Denver. Colorado. 1-866-488-0929 ask for Anthony in HR. they can do just about any type loan any where.
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I answered this post in your other post about financing.\nI will help you find the property, at no cost to you, and then assist you with financing it. TheBigEasy619@yahoo.com
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Yes. There are tons of options. The best one in my opinion is 100% financing. Contact a local broker who can give you the best rates due to the availability of being qualified with several lenders. They are all competeing for your business.
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If you can afford it, and it will get you into your own home, then yes.  100% financing is quite popular nowadays for people who don't have a large down payment available.  Go for it, it's an investment on your future!
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There are plenty of options available to you.\n\nThere is a great free report at http://www.first-time-homebuyers-loans.com that will point you in the right direction.  It is very helpful, but to big to copy it here.\n\nGood luck,\n\nGreg
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Try www.prosper.com\n\nThis is the new p2p lending/borrowing without the middle men. (Similar to Zopa in U.K.) This works like ebay. You list a loan for $X (you can borrow up to $25,0000) at r% or less. The lenders would bid for your loan. As a borrower you are the "seller" and the lenders who bid on your loans are the "buyers." Unlike in ebay there will be multiple lenders giving you partial sums. Prosper takes 1% service fee upfront from you and distribute your monthly payments to the lenders. You personally won't have to deal with the lenders and you can remain anonymous.\n\nYour chances of getting a better rate on the loan is higher if you have good credit. Propser does the usual credit check when you sign up as a borrower and rates you as AA, A, B, C, D, E, HR(high risk), or NC (no credit).