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Eric Newcomb
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Worcester MA
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Questions On Creative Financing

Eric Newcomb
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Worcester MA
Posted

Hi All,

I am a general contractor in central mass who also has done some flips for realtors and myself. I have been looking for an off market deal for an investment property and have found one. It is a small single family home in the town I am currently living in and I know the seller. 

With interest rates where they are today, I have been studying some other creative financing options to pursue. The seller owns the property outright so my first thought was seller financing. However, I have no experience in this and am looking for some advise/lessons learned when writing a contract like this. Or another form a creative financing that would work in this situation. Any help would be great!

Thanks,

Eric

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