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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Over pay for cashflow?
I'm currently looking at a Owner financed 3 unit commercial/residential building. I couldnt find any comps but my broker friend did and the price difference is pretty astronomical.
however after paying the note holder, taxes, and insurance id cashflow still about 600 bucks. But there would be a balloon payment after 10 years and im worried that because id be over paying that when I go to refinance...i might get screwed...
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Mike Dymski
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This is a good opportunity...for the seller. Pay full market price with owner financing or below market price with a cash offer and quick close. Paying over market and then clawing it back over 5-10 years is the opposite of investing.