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Tod R.
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  • Southlake, TX
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How to Structure Owner Financing?

Tod R.
  • Investor
  • Southlake, TX
Posted

I'm considering owner financing in order to sell a rehab. I've read some threads on here but I've never used OF. So I'm looking for some BP advice:

Sales Price-$67,000
Down Pmt-$15,000
OF Loan-$52,000
Interest Rate-10%
Amortization-7 yr
Monthly P&I-$1,105

Seller's Closing Costs-$3,630:
Title-$620
Sales Commiss(3%)-$2,010
Other Closing Costs-$500
Legal Fees-$500

I would net about $11,000.

A few questions:
1. Should I have them escrow taxes and insurance with me?

2. Am I missing anything in my assumptions?

3. I was leaning toward leasing. I should get close to $1,200 for rent so I was trying to keep monthly payment close to that.

Thanks!

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