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Heather Schmidtknecht
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Winona, MN
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Seller-financing: What’s in it for the seller?

Heather Schmidtknecht
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Winona, MN
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I'm looking at a small 2bed/1bath SFR that needs interior rehab... the big things, like roof, furnace, windows are done. Seller is asking $85k — interior rehab would be roughly $10k.

If this property needed no interior rehab, it would be worth $85k. I do not think the seller has a mortgage, and he made a comment that he is looking to downsize his portfolio by selling one rental a year.

I’m thinking about asking him if he’d be willing to do seller-financing, but I wanted to reach out here to compile a list of advantages on his end to do so. Any ideas on how to structure this deal are appreciated!!

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