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Account Closed
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What are the different types of seller financing?

Account Closed
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  • Tully, NY
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As I read the older posts there were 2 or 3 types of seller financing mentioned.  I'm interested to know about the different types of seller financing.  Thanks.

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Rasheed Chambers
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Hello all I don't mean to change the subject in anyway, I am new to the site and I noticed that James Wise added his company name in his signature. So my question is to anyone who can answer, what are the benefits of starting a business to purchase real estate opposed to purchasing real estate in your own name? Also would you suggest that a newbie to real estate investing start a company for their first deals? 

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