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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What are the options for seller financing?
Hello everyone,
I currently have a great deal on the table, the seller is asking $300,000, the value is about $450,000 or more.
The house needs roughly $50,000 in external rehab.
I am currently eligible for a 75% mortgage. It would be hard for me to get the 25% down payment + the rehab cost. Is it normal to ask the seller to ask for a 25% seller financing as a second lien on the property?
Does it work this way? Do you have any suggestions on how I should propose it to the seller? Do you know if the mortgage company will have an issue with it that the buyer is not putting down any money? How should I go about it?
Any advise from past experience?
Thanks in advance.
Salomon