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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Private Money Lenders: would this investment appeal to you?
Just curious to see if the following would appeal to any private money investors:
Purchase a property all cash for $35,000. Fix it up for an additional $2,500. Offer it with seller financing for $65,000 with at least $10,000 down payment and the balance of $55,000 with a monthly payment at 10% interest for 20 yr. amortization = $530.76 or 30 yr. amortization = $482.66.
Add $35 per month to the payment for escrow service. Buyer is responsible for insurance & taxes which the escrow service can escrow as well.
Note collateralized by the property.
Exit strategy: Either keep for long term payments or sell the note to cash out.
Am I missing anything??... Please poke holes through this investment strategy!