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James Palassis
  • Easley, SC
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Terms for owner financing

James Palassis
  • Easley, SC
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Trying to get a ballpark on what sellers are getting in terms of owner financing these days. I've got a free and clear property that I'm ready to unload. I like the idea of owner financing, but just don't know what to ask for as far as interest rate, amortization, down payment...

Just spit-balling, I was thinking something in the neighborhood of:

20% down

8% amortized over 30 years

Balloon in 5 to 10 years


But that's an absolute shot in the dark. Any direction from SELLERS who have sold using owner financing lately would be greatly appreciated!

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Dustin Allen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • South Lake Tahoe, CA
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Dustin Allen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • South Lake Tahoe, CA
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@James Palassis

It’s all negotiable and those don’t sound like terrible numbers.  8% is at or below most hard money lenders in my area so that would be attractive to some buyers. 

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