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Cade Gardner
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Is Seller Financing Really Effective?

Cade Gardner
  • Realtor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Is Seller Financing really an effective method to get access to multi-family units? I’ve been listening to BiggerPockets podcasts and reading about it - I just can’t process that to be something that really works in this industry. Has anyone had success with doing a seller financing deal recently - and how did you go about finding & negotiating that deal? I’d love to hear some success stories or just any advice on how to go about doing a deal like that!

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Bryan Noth
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Bryan Noth
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@Cade Gardner

Extremely effective when the owner/investor is conferred with taxes or has a specific payout plan in mind. 

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