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Elvis Nasi
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Owner finance or not. If owner finance (advice welcome)

Elvis Nasi
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  • Albany, NY (albany ny)
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I am walking a 4 unit apartment building next week. I can qualify for a bank loan (local CU) with current offerings (15% down; 20y amortization; 6.5% interest). The other option is owner finance (owner is open to it).

Purchase price (what I am thinking based on area and other properties) = ~$335k

Monthly rents = 4150$ 

Taxes = $9570

Insurance = $1950

Water & Sewer = $925

Should I finance via bank. If owner finance is an option, what can be a good offer? Thank you.

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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Go for better terms with seller financing.  If not better terms, then go with bank.

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