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Uploaded by on Jan 15, 2008

Minneapolis Realtor Chris Deutsch welcomes you to visit http://www.AllMinneapolisRealEstate.com, a terrific resource for Minnesota real estate buyers and sellers.
He points out the merits of the map based MLS listing search, including the "Search-Saver" and the "Favorite" button.
Chris Deutsch is a professional real estate agent based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, offering buyer and seller representation.
Call Chris a 612-310-1092 if you are ready to get moving!

Exit Lakes Realty
3100 W Lake St.
Minneapolis MN

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  • Ray- I know plenty of Realtors who understood how to cash flow a property 2 years ago. Now, they're sub poverty.

    Since that's become the case, the mortgage companies and the government have made it harder to get a loan. Some nbhds in Mpls are requiring you to put 20% down. You won't get a duplex in MN without decent credit and some downpayment.

    I refer questions like yours to a good lender to see what they say. I'll do that for you.

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  • itsjustanemail com - you can feel free to send them to my site, itsjustanemail com - it's just an email - we'll get back to him. No need to make things more complicated than they have to be, just shoot us an email and we'll answer your questions.

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  • Map based search is an awesome way to find a home. Thanks for providing it to Minneapolis home buyers for free!

  • How would a guy (such as myself) being a first time home buyer with poverty level income, go about buying a duplex for the sole purpose of renting out for positive cash flow???

    The one I'm looking at is in an amazing neighborhood and would rent instantly. My payment would be $750, but I could rent 2 units @ $600 each, for a positive cash flow of $450 every month.

    As said, I'm sub poverty. Are there any banks or programs to insure I could make this investment??

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