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Lesson 03 – 6 Ways to Buy with No Money and How to Exit for a Profit (part 1)

In Lesson 3 of the Commercial Property Training series, Ron goes over methods 1 and 2 of buying with no money, subordination (his favorite) and using part of the seller’s property to borrow all of the down payment.

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84 Responses to Lesson 03 – 6 Ways to Buy with No Money and How to Exit for a Profit (part 1)

  1. Anders Karlsson says:

    Great job

  2. Anders Karlsson says:

    Greatjob

  3. Amorette Arceneaux says:

    Love it. Thank you!

  4. Devorah Sullivan says:

    Incredibly sweet deal. I can hardly wait to be apart of this Monopoly-world of life and #sharingIzCaring with others. Best life here I come. Definitely watching this again and again and again

  5. Devorah Sullivan says:

    How do the seller lenya 450,000 when the bank gave you a mortgage of 400000 and the cellar did a wraparound with 250,000

  6. Christal Blessin says:

    I appreciate the outline style of presenting what could take a huge book. I think a huge book is more intimidating than your style of boiling it down to simple examples.

  7. Joseph M'Mwirichia says:

    Release clause idea is totally new to me. Need to keep studying, opens up possibility of so many more deals.

  8. Brian Lucy says:

    This is exciting

  9. Samuel Peters says:

    Okay!!!!…Ron you have personally scrambled my brain with this technique at this moment I live in Richmond Virginia there are currently two commercial properties that are on my mind both of them are vintage winery will this technique work on these two properties??!!
    Sam

  10. Charles Stewart says:

    This a “WOW” factor. Food for thought moment. I will be going over this video again and getting a better understanding of the sub- ordinance and release clause strategy.

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