5 Ways To Buy Commercial Property with No Money Down

// Learn how to confidently buy your first property with my investment program:

In this video, I'm going to teach you 5 ways to buy commercial property with no money. Yes - you actually still have no money down options. That’s how I got my start in the world of commercial real estate investing – I bought my first office building without any money out of pocket. And it was the best thing I could have ever done for myself. So, if you’re looking to learn how to buy commercial property with no money, here’s your guide.

Interested in some aspect of commercial real estate that I haven't discussed yet? Please let me know in the comments!

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0:00 Start
1:25 Get Your Real Estate License
2:28 Lease with a Purchase Option
3:06 Subject-To
3:44 Seller Financing
4:43 Have The Seller Pay Your Down Payment





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[zuleikasdream]

Thank you! When I get the property I look fwd to coming back here let you know

[TheHuggy]

This is the best video I have seen to ACTUALLY buy commercial real estate with No money. Please keep making videos! I will be reaching out to your company soon, I hope to meet you one day and share my results.

[iamosheen]

This video was dope sir! I'm tossing up between residential and commercial as my first real estate investment and figuring out how I can make it happen so this was interesting

[charleslarry]

Acquired my license and now trying to figure out if I want commercial or residential.. this vid is making me lean commercial.. nice a easy to understand thanks!

[jimmyocegueda]

Great Video, the last tip was the best

[tonikacecelia]

I been searching for so long with proper help. This video was so informing. Wasn’t boring at all ..ect. Please make more with videos

[AM-pcyd]

been watching your channel for a long time, this has been one of the best videos I have ever watched and the funny part is I’ve definitely watched it more than 10 times lol

[sedodragon]

This just gave me all the answers I needed to buy this property I was looking at, thankyou

[mikep]

For multi-family residential, the buyer works with the seller on VTB for 10%-15% of the purchase price. We come in as a Debt + Equity partner (payments deferred) to meet the bank lending requirements. Plus, we provide any closing, carrying & reno amounts to close the cash requirements. Buyer is in for nothing out of pocket. 3-5 year refi/sell. It's a win-win-win situation.

[Benny.Goldstein]

I have a seller that is willing to give me 20% towards buying his property but I cannot find a lender that will agree to this, they all want to know where the money came from. Any ideas how to overcome this?

[aaliyahgibbons]

Wonderful information! Love your videos! I’m a CRE analyst at a bank and I am looking to invest in CRE so thanks for the great information it’s becoming more and more realistic now!

[douglasmaurajr]

Great video I appreciate ya.extremely valuable content!

[killuciferalmighty]

I don't get why this video receive any dislikes at all because this is definitely enlightening information. The dislikes must come from people who can't see the value in this information because they can't see their selves successfully implementing these strategies. I see myself attempting every last one of these ideas, and I'm in a tough market Los Angeles.

[josephallen]

I especially love the no money down using the seller to help by putting up the down payment. Genius way to work this deal

[mr.randallinc.]

great stuff.

seller giving the Down payment capital is great..

[Filmaker]

All great tips. Now fast forward to these covid times

[dejozollc]

Thank you for sharing these tips. I look forward to learning more

[rentospropertymanagementso]

Lots of new points to learn. Thank you for your helpful guidence.

[EricHempler]

I'm looking at the idea of finding private money to fund the entire purchase at a higher interest than a bank since I'm starting with zero capital available

[miaosai]

I have never heard of #5 before... that is amazing. So... this is lower risk than a seller's note, right? Because you're taking over the loan/property and the seller makes their cut at closing? Am I understanding this correctly?

Additionally, have you ever used a commercial property for stable housing?