“Zero money down” often sounds like a late-night infomercial. At Mac Does REI, we use creative financing to structure real deals that produce monthly cash flow with little to no upfront capital.
Here is a real-world breakdown of a deal we recently completed, including how we acquired the property, funded it, resold it, and built a $500 per month passive income stream.
The Acquisition
The Exit Strategy
We resold the property using seller financing.
The Numbers
|
Item |
Amount |
|
Monthly income from buyer |
$1,625 |
|
Monthly expense to underlying |
$1,050 |
|
Net monthly cash flow |
$575 |
|
Upfront cash from buyer |
$18,500 |
|
Total cost to acquire |
$6,000 + $1,500 (closing) = $7,500 |
|
Net cash in pocket at close |
$11,000+ |
How Was It Zero Down?
We funded the $7,500 acquisition costs using a private lender at 12% interest-only, with repayment due in six months after resale or refinance.
The buyer’s down payment covered the private lender payoff, closing costs, and left profit on Day 1. On top of that, the deal created long-term monthly cash flow.
Why This Works
Key Takeaways
This strategy is not theory. It is a proven method we use every month, and it can work for you too.
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