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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sellers Concession, useful or not?
Hey Everyone!
Has anyone taken advantage of a sellers concession in any of their deals? I had this tactic recommended to me to preserve capital for emergencies and rehab. Any thoughts?
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Harder to get in hot markets. Can be very helpful to retail buyers who are stretched thin with purchase/closing costs. You can get up to 6% of purchase price for owner occupied, and 2% for non owner occ (conventional).