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Austin Shandley
  • Saint joseph, MO
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Seller financing deal

Austin Shandley
  • Saint joseph, MO
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My wife and I have been debating on a seller finance deal offered to us by a family member for a rental house.

3 bedroom 1 bath house recently renovated in B-C class neighborhood. New HVAC, carpet, kitchen and bathroom.

Offer- $75,000 on a 15 year fixed rate of 5%. With property taxes $600/ year and insurance $600/ year.

Dilemma- the payment for the deal puts us at around $690/month. The house rents for 700-750/month. We do have 3 other rental houses that net us $750 profit a month but with such a slim margin of clearing the mortgage we are questioning the deal. Other option is to put $5,000 down and decrease the mortgage to $650/month.

We would hate to pass up an owner financed deal but we would also hate to be paying so much a month if it is unrented for a period of time.

Thoughts?

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