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Updated almost 11 years ago, 02/28/2014

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Chris Wallace
  • Lender
  • Washington, DC
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Questions about buying from family

Chris Wallace
  • Lender
  • Washington, DC
Posted

Hi all!

I may have come across my first deal. One of my inlaws husband recently passed and she is considering selling her home.

The property is SFH 3 bed / 2 bath it is located in good neighborhood that is currently undergoing alot of development and investment activity. Its worth about $450k as is with a current mortgage balance of about $380k. ARV based on recent sales is about $515k

My wife and I have expressed our interest in buying the home for a rental but we have some concerns.

firstly financing we know that we won't qualify for conventional financing as we don't have the funds available for a 25 percent down payment for investment property.

Second most lenders won't fund a non arms length purchase.

Any insight into finding financing for something like this?

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