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Updated about 10 years ago,

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Kirk R.
  • Peoria, IL
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Way to finance a deal with Realtors involved? not using conventional financing.

Kirk R.
  • Peoria, IL
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House A - I offered and seller countered.  I thought we were too far apart in price so I stopped negotiating.  Plus I wasn't that excited to owner occupy the house.  I did think it would be a decent rental that I would feel comfortable renting to a family.  I have rented to single professionals but not dealt with renting a house to a family.

House B - I got an accepted offer and should be closing end of January using my VA loan.

House A has come down in price in the MLS. I am still interested in House A as a rental because it is in the area I want to invest in (within walking distance of my current house and House B). It cash flows where I would be happy. I maybe could stretch and get together 20% and get a bank loan - although I wouldn't feel like I had enough cash reserves. And this is a deal under $40,000 so appraisals etc. would be a fairly large percentage of purchase price if the bank required them.

I was thinking maybe get the Realtors to move listing to CFD?? How could I still buy house A?

How has anyone else be able to creatively finance anything when Realtors were involved?

How would someone else go about pursuing this deal?  

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