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Justin Somersett
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Wilmington, NC
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Finding funds for down payment

Justin Somersett
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Wilmington, NC
Posted

I have found a home and owner willing to accept owner financing as the property is categorized in a way most loans from banks will not work with it. The owner is willing to do owner financing but I received this forwarded message from my agent this morning.

Good morning!

I spoke to the seller and he would consider a partial to full owner finance scenario. Short term with balloon payment and good down payment and acceptable monthly payment and interest rate. Let me know how your buyers feel about that and if you want to put an initial offer together. I can present it to the seller this weekend and if agreeable get him together with his real estate attorneys.

The owner seems to want me to create the terms of this deal myself in order to make a counteroffer to a deal more in their favor, but this may just be my paranoia at work.

The home is $154,000 and my first thought on how to present this loan offer is an interest rate of 4%, $8000 down for length of 15 years. I am unsure of how to work with a balloon payment as of yet.

I do not have the down payment and would need to find financing some how as well.

I feel overwhelmed and out of my depth on this one. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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