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Mike Morrison
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  • Woodlands, TX
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Do Buyers Have Unrealistic Expectations Regarding Owner Financing

Mike Morrison
  • Contractor
  • Woodlands, TX
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I ask this question because in the last year,all of my residential sales involve owner financing. I would say that 80% of prospect buyers expect an interest rate of under 6%.
When they find that we are talking north of 7.5%, they balk.
Are any of you finding this?

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Rob Gillespie
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Rob Gillespie
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Mike,
I sell a lot on owner financing, one of my favorite lines is I explain that I am taking them from renting @100% interest down to owning @10% interest. I am saving you 90%! This seems to put things into perspective for them.

I deal mostly in lease options now, so I am giving them a 20% credit per month of on time payments off of the purchase price. This is MUCH more than they would get in a fully amortized mortgage. :mrgreen:

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