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Partial Seller Financing Advice needed on a Deal

Linying Zou
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Hi Guys - need some advice on a deal here - how to best get it done, using partial seller financing.  

We have a 5 unit commercial property that we put an offer on, and the seller is considering a partial seller finance on the deal to get his full offer price.The owner wants $270k for the property, but still has a $175k mortgage on it.He wants to pay off his mortgage by having us get a mortgage for $175k at least, but is potentially willing to carry the balance of the offer ($95k) or 35% of the value.Therefore we would be able to pay him a lower interest rate and put less down as commercial loans typically require 25% and a higher interest rate.

This is our first seller financing deal and we don’t want to screw it up. Anyone know how we can best go about structuring this deal to make it work for everyone and have us put as little money down as possible?

Will a commercial lender even lend on a deal like this?Anyone know of a WA lender that might be willing to work with us on this?

Any other creative solutions that we are not thinking of that we can bring to the seller?

Appreciate all the help and feedback.