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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply
Note Holders - Credit/Interest Rate Question
Thinking about selling a couple properties and carrying the note.
Questions:
1) What do you require down? (ex: 10%, 20%, 25%, etc...)
2) Pull Credit?
3) Interest rate you charge?
Any other words of advice outside of making sure my lawyer locks everything down appropriately.
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply
If credit is good, 10% is the minimum I would require.
If credit is poor, 25% is the minimum I would require.
In either case, I'd charge 8-10%, fully amortize it, and schedule it over 10 years max.
If it's NOO (i.e., to an investor), I'd require 20% down, and play with the numbers so that the monthly payment leaves some room for the investor to cash flow.