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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sell, rent or owner finance.
I currently own a property without a mortgage. It’s a single family home that has an Arv of $195,000.00. It was originally purchased for a flip that I decided to turn into a rental and brrrr it. I have tried to refinance it but do to poor credit I was not able to do so. So I went ahead and put it up for sale. I have only gotten two offers on it and both are owner finance offers. One of them seems good to me. It is a $40k down payment, with the loan at 15 years at 6%. I wanted to sell it or get cash so I can purchase more rentals or flips. If I go the owner finance route then I won’t be able to purchase the rentals. Any advice or input is greatly appreciated.
Gary Siver