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Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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Flipping using Owner Financing and How to Structure

Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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How would I go about structuring a seller finance deal for a flip? I know the terms would depend on the sellers situation but I guess I’m looking for an example of what one would look like. So for a house valued at $160k with minimal work needed (15k). Home is owned free and clear and seller has no immediate need for cash. With a HM loan, I would need to offer lower but I might be able to offer a little more if it is seller financed for a short period of time until it is flipped. Would it be an interest only loan? What is a typical interest rate and down payment in this scenario? Any thoughts? Thanks.

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