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Vicki DeWan
  • Smyrna, DE
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How to structure seller Financing on buy and hold

Vicki DeWan
  • Smyrna, DE
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I am seeking my first buy and hold. I came across an investor who owns 60 duplexes in MD and is willing to owner finance for a year.  seller is looking to free up some time and selling a few.  Numbers are as follows: one side of duplex (2/1) rented for $825.  Other side same size needs approximately 30k in rehab and will rent for $825+.  Arv is estimated between 125-135k from identical properties.  Seller is willing to owner finance and may possibly finance rehab and asked me to submit an offer but will only finance for a year.  He is asking 80k and price is not negotiable.  I need some help on how I could structure this, as this is my first buy and hold.  Any suggestions are appreciated. 

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