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How to offer seller financing terms?
Hello all, I'm going to make an offer on a property. I would like to give the seller a few different options. Obviously I know how to offer cash. But how would you offer say $70,000 on a 30 year notes at 3% APR?
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@Ethan Bowen this what I did and usually get a strong response. Option 2. I will pay you $106,244.22 followed by 295.12 X 360 payments. From my experience sellers look only at the big number, which should be your $70,000 cash deal or your $106,244.22 finance deal.