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My first potential deal

Anthony Hill
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I recently made a offer on a duplex here in the Indianapolis area and I was looking for anyone that's gone the route of seller financing. Just looking to hear good, bad and any tips anyone has. The offer was $95k sell price with $5k down, 6% interest over 20 years. Any information is highly appreciated

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Why wouldn't you just do a normal loan at 3.5% down for owner occupancy and 4% interest for 30 years? 

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