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Updated over 7 years ago, 06/19/2017

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Jared Standiford
  • Lompoc, CA
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Selling home w/ land installment contract & existing loan

Jared Standiford
  • Lompoc, CA
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Hello, I recently acquired a property subject to the existing financing on the home in California. There is $60000 left on the mortgage, with 17 years left, payments of $598 + ins & taxes. I have rehabbed the property (have about 17k into it) and want to sell the property with owner financing. I want to sell the home for $94,900, 15 year term at 8% with the loan due in 5 years. Would like above $15k down. Would I be able to use a land installment contract in this scenario? Or would a contract for deed be more applicable with a promissory note? Also, what would be the best path so the buyer could refinance the loan if need be? Thank you

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