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Ron Steele
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How to Word Offer

Ron Steele
  • Birmingham, AL
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How do you word this deal? Purchase price: 500k Hard money loan of 250k Seller finance 250k Forget interest rates and terms. Do I just say 250k down and seller carry 2nd or do I have to specify that the 250k is coming from a lender. I know in syndication the syndicator doesn't express where the DP is coming from but in debt situations where is it specified. I talked with seller and they said they don't care where it comes from as long as they get 250 at closing but I ranged to make sure I did everything right. I know on financed properties you refer to all cash offer to indicate that the buyer will receive all cash at closing and a financing contingency usually indicates financing but not sure on the legal wording.

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