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Since the price is very low, it’s worth picking up. There was some pretty helpful information, particularly the 30/70 rule and some ideas on getting seller financing. The most strange part to me was getting excited about the no-qualifying, assumable loans discussed in the first few pages. The more I read, the more I realized that this was relevant in 1994. Few Days ago , at least in the Chicago suburbs, there are few to zero homes on the market that meet these conditions.

That part aside, I learned some pretty useful things that will help me as I move towards buying an appartment with damaged credit. But it’s not a miracle cure or a guaranteed