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Austin F.
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  • Michigan
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Land contract vs owner finance

Austin F.
  • Investor
  • Michigan
Posted

Have a deal on the table where the owner is open to a land contract with fairly generous terms (march close, 3%, 30 year am, 10 or 20 year balloon 20% down.

I am not super familiar with land contracts, but I know they differ from owner financing in that in an LC the owner holds the title and the 'note'. I would greatly prefer to do traditional owner finance where I hold the deed and the owner holds the lien, clean and easy.

The question is, is there a big enough material difference between OF and LC to try and change the owners mind?

Follow up: What could I say to convince the owner that OF is the better way to go?

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