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Updated almost 11 years ago, 02/26/2014

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Ryan Doyle
  • Spring Hill, FL
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LOI vs Contract

Ryan Doyle
  • Spring Hill, FL
Posted

Here is the setup...I have my eye on 2 parks in the same general area. I think both are over valued based on their asking price...but what park isn't?

I would like to make 3 offers as LOIs, to soften the blow of the much lower price I have to offer.

  1. Offer for cash, very low. (I get a new loan.)
  2. Offer to assume existing loan, low down payment & owner financing of the rest at 8% rate...a little higher than offer 1.
  3. Offer to assume existing loan, slightly higher down payment & owner financing of the rest at 5% rate...a little higher than offer 2.

Or should I just send a contract with their current asking price until I get some solid numbers to work with and then negotiate the price and terms after we are under contract?

What sort of rates are people getting/using for owner financing...I'm not even sure what to ask for.

This will be my first deal...

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