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Creative financing option?
Hello BP,
I am interested in a local duplex. Seller wants 245k and Ive tried to negotiate seller financing but there is a mortgage on the property. Im trying to avoid the initial 61k down payment traditional lenders want in a multifamily. Does anyone have experience with assuming a loan? and if so, is it a possibility to assume a loan and owner finance the balance of the sale?
For example, $100,000 balance on mortgage I "assume" (take over) and owner finances 145k on agreeable terms.
Just looking to add more units to my portfolio without a large initial outlay of cash, if I can avoid. Thanks to all, enjoy the weekend!