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Ryan Roesch
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Can someone help me decipher what this means (owner financing)?

Ryan Roesch
  • Charlottesville, VA
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Hello All,

I'm a relatively novice real estate investor from Virginia and I'm looking at a property for sale and noticed it was FSBO. I emailed the owner asking if he would be interested in an owner financing deal. Here was his reply:

'We can take back a small mortgage and it could even be in 2nd place but we need to get at least 200,000 at closing. The balance could be over 3- 5 years, let it be a small monthly payment $50. or so maybe 6 % interest and then balloon the balance due at the end of the term.'

Additional property details

  • Asking $229,000
  • 4 beds, 3 baths
  • Consistent rental history
  • Near a major hospital and university
  • All furniture comes with the home (interesting)

What exactly does this mean? What could be my potential options here? All advice is greatly appreciated. 

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