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Dustin Heiner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Deceased family member property - Financing ideas needed

Dustin Heiner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
Posted

Hi all,

There are two properties that a deceased investor left to his sisters and I would like to make an offer to purchase these properties and hold them as rentals. These two are both owned free and clear and the sisters just want to sell them and not continue renting them out since they live hours away and don't want to manage them. One of the sisters has already been talking to a realtor about selling but I'm not sure if there is a signed contract.

The properties rent for about $1300 and are in good condition. The value of the homes, from Zillow, are around $195,000 but seems a bit high.

I need ideas/help in any of these areas.

1. Any recommendations on how to get a contract for lower than market value? Since they have talked to a realtor, he may try to sway them to list the property and not go around him.

2. Any recommendations on financing ideas for the purchase with possibly with little to no money down? Maybe owner financing for with a balloon payment after 5-7 years.

3. I have never done owner financing so any recommendations on how to structure the deal so I can refinance after a few years.

4. Any other potential ideas/pitfalls would be nice.

Thank you for your time!

Dustin

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