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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Owner Financed Rehab and JV
Has anyone ever done this.. Need advice. We are trying to help a homeowner that has a flooded home and wanting to walk away but kill his credit and be foreclosed on.
1 Seller Finance
2. Owner Holds the note
3. I would agree to pay late mortgage payments and save owners credit and stop foreclosure.
4. I would pay for the rehab
5. We would sell after rehab then split the profit based on an agreed amount/%.
How would you structure this contractually? Any legal issues you can think of?
Thanks in advance!