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Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
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  • the villages, FL
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Even during virus, apartment buyers looking for deals in Texas

Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
  • Real Estate Investor
  • the villages, FL
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Financing changes caused my buyer to walk away one week before closing. Lender cut $1 million from loan amount and required 12 months PI TI totaling over $700,000 to be held in reserve. I was concerned with the coronavirus and lending changes that the market may become tepid. It hasn't been the case but the prices being offered are approximately 10% less. I've been lucky in the occupancy and the T – 12 have remained very constant so far.

Here is a question for BP. Are lenders allowing the seller to carry secondary financing on Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loans question one of the potential buyers is asking me to carry 10% of the sales price which I assume is making up for the 10% reduction he is receiving from his potential lender. I know I did this a lot 40 years ago but haven't heard much about secondary financing on commercial lately.  Please share if you have done this.

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