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Alfredo Alfaro
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Owner Financing and Bank Lending Questions

Alfredo Alfaro
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In the case of a seller willing to owner finance a portion of the sell and you get a bank to finance the rest how does this get worked out at escrow? 

I know generally speaking the bank pays a portion and the owner agrees to finance the rest and escrow helps setup one easy payment or you make one to the bank and one to owner for financing. 

I can't help but think that the bank would want to see that the amount remaining, owner financing portion, is being paid or put down to close escrow. So would a gap lender be what is used to close it and then escrow just puts in the documentation that the owner is financing that portion to satisfy the bank or am i overthinking this? 

Any information is great and much appreciated. Thank you in advance. 

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