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Claudio Salvatorelli
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Seller financing ideas

Claudio Salvatorelli
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi BP Community,

We recently came across a triplex in San Diego currently listed for over $2M. Debt Service for that loan is about $400K and the seller is in need of paying that balloon loan ASAP.

Any ideas on how to structure a deal to seller finance the property without putting the $400K to settle that loan and helping the seller to solve their issue at the same time?

Thanks 

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Vince Craig
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  • salt lake city
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Vince Craig
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  • salt lake city
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I'm not sure what the market rents are for the area. I'm wondering if you can get a loan to pay off the 400k balloon, then see if the seller would carry the rest? Just depends on the income... 

  • Vince Craig
  • 801-808-7695

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