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Samuel Chapman
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  • Appraiser
  • Irwin, PA
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Presenting a seller with an owner financing deal

Samuel Chapman
Pro Member
  • Appraiser
  • Irwin, PA
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Hoping I can catch the attention of anyone who has done deals through seller financing.  I was wondering if I could get some advice on how to present the deal to the seller, specifically a seller who is not open to, or is slightly resistant to an owner financing deal.  I found a good off market deal that cash flows nicely and would benefit both myself (the buyer) and the seller.  I have tried to present my numbers to the seller but haven't had any luck.  I was hoping I could hear about some ways others have presented this option to sellers before and how they were able to convince them that it was a good deal for both buyer and seller.  Thanks.

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