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Eric Kissinger
  • Anchorage, AK
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Owner financing vs. bank financing

Eric Kissinger
  • Anchorage, AK
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Hello all. I am interested about the pro's and cons of owner financing, rather than 20% investment traditional bank financing. I understand that owner financing can be more flexible as long as the seller is willing to negotiate, and it seems that is can be a win/win for the buyer and seller depending on the terms. I am curious of what others think? What are some things to look out for? Has anyone else had recent success using this approach?  How can this method provide much more value from a deal vs. traditional financing from a lender. 

Any thoughts/ideas are much appreciated.

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