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ddOwner finance rate of interest
Hello Everyone,
I have been very busy with my real Estate class. And just in case you are new my last post I suggested if you would like to get educated you might try the community colleges in you area. Many have real estate classes and will not cost too much. Today I am creating a bid for a duplex which will be owner financed. I am wondering how I know what interest rate to offer with the bid. How do I determine what to offer in the case of terms and conditions. The property is in Riverside Ca. asking price 349,000. I will offer asking price but with that what should I offer as an interest rate?