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Shawn Duncan
  • Wholesaler
  • Austin, TX
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Wholesale owner finance

Shawn Duncan
  • Wholesaler
  • Austin, TX
Posted

I was wondering if i could get some feedback on structuring a good owner finance deal. I have a seller who owes 95k on a home that has an ARV of 170k. The home is needing about 8k in work. I plan to wholesale the home to an end buyer. My question is, if the seller does not accept my cash offer, how could i structure an owner financed offer that would make sense for the home owner as well for the end buyer?

What terms and downpayment would make sense for you as a buyer looking for a rental or potential flip?

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