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Joshuah Murray
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Owner Financing on a Multi-family! Any Advice?

Joshuah Murray
  • Conway, AR
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Hello all, 

I currently own 3 townhomes on a street with a total of 12 townhomes. The owner next to me has offered me a owner finance deal for his 8 town homes for 400,000. He wants 80,000 up front on a 3 year balloon with a 5 percent interest with no points. I was wondering if anyone has done a deal like this before and/or if anyone had any tips on creative ways to get around paying the down payment! I do not have the full 80,000 to front right now but I don't want the opportunity to slip out of my hands!

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Caleb Heimsoth
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  • Durham, NC
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Caleb Heimsoth
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He’s basically asking you to do 20 percent down but only for 3 years. To me this seems very close to traditional bank financing. Can you see if he will come down on percent down?

If not, then I’d just go find a commercial lender to do the whole deal. You’re gonna have to refinance in 3 years so why not just finance it once instead

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