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Steve Driscoll
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Seller Financing - Are any states friendly any more?

Steve Driscoll
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baldwin, NY
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Hello all...

I'm looking for a state where I can do seller financing to a purchaser and ... if it doesn't work out - a foreclosure process that doesn't take years to process ... like New York. I like Georgia but need to find out the specifics needed and time elements to perform a foreclosure when all else fails.

I plan to use an RMLO to do every deal and want to hold the notes at least 5 years.

All help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Guy Gimenez
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Guy Gimenez
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Texas should certainly be on your list. Non-judicial foreclosure state and lots of attorneys who specialize in O.F.

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