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Nothing Down for the 2000s by Robert G. Allen — WisdomDeck honest review
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Nothing Down for the 2000s

by Robert G. Allen

Allen's creative-financing classic: seller financing, lease options, assumptions. Dated and sometimes aggressive; useful for understanding the toolbox, not a current playbook.

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you want to know the creative-financing techniques by name.

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Skip it if…

you want a conservative approach; many of these carry real risk.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Terms can replace cash.
  2. Sellers have problems you can solve.
  3. Know the risks.

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Read it as a glossary, then study each technique's risks elsewhere.

Our verdict

The creative-financing toolbox.

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