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Updated over 7 years ago, 07/15/2017

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Cody Thompson
  • University Place, WA
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Opinions on a Very Creative Financing Idea

Cody Thompson
  • University Place, WA
Posted

So I'm working on my first real Estate deal. The seller is someone I've known for a long time and we are going to work out a seller financing option next Saturday.

I don't know if anyone has ever done a deal like this so I would like some opinions.

So she expressed a starting point 260k. My idea is to sell her on a purchase price of more like 130-150k but with something high interest rate like 10%. Her main concern is to get around 1200 a month since thats what she earns currently on it. So my thoughts are to do a low loan amount with a high interest for on what would be a structured like a 30 year mortgage but then after 5 years it would go to a 10 year mortgage with a lower interest rate. So essentially she would still get around 1200 a month for the life of the loan. And I would pay it off in only 15 years. While the first 5 years I would have huge interest write offs.

What is everyone's thoughts on this?

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