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Juan Martinez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • El Paso, TX
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How to split a down payment?

Juan Martinez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • El Paso, TX
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I am selling a house and a friend of mine is offering owner finance up to $133k. I sold the house for $142k. The buyer needs a $9k down payment but they only have half of it at closing and the other half 30 days after. We are closing at a title company and they wont allow the second half of the down payment to be left pending? How can this be structured to protect all parties? Would a simple personal loan from me to the buyer be ok if we sign a contract? I know I am taking some risk but how can I take the least amount of risk? I am in Texas.

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