: These short-term, high-interest loans are based on the asset's value rather than your credit. Experienced investors sometimes use these to cover 100% of a deal if the property is bought significantly below market value.

Skip the bank entirely. Negotiate with a motivated seller to "be the bank." You pay them monthly installments instead of a lump sum upfront. Many tired landlords are happy to trade management headaches for a steady check. [Source: SoFi Guide ]

Stop waiting for "the perfect amount of savings" to start your real estate journey. Multifamily investing isn't just for the wealthy—it’s for the creative. 💡

Buying a multifamily property with zero money down is a strategy where you leverage other people's capital or the property's existing equity instead of your own savings.

Here are 3 ways savvy investors are closing multifamily deals with right now:

Real estate runs on value creation , not just cash. If you can find a great deal, the money will find you. 🚀

: Eligible veterans and active-duty service members can purchase properties with up to four units with 0% down , provided they live in one of the units as their primary residence.

: You find a "money partner" who provides the down payment while you provide the "sweat equity"—finding the deal, managing the renovation, and handling tenants.