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Updated over 11 years ago,
Best Strategy: Seller owns free and clear
I received a potential lead in the following situation:
Seller owns property A (free and clear)
Seller wants to sell property A to pay down principle on property B (mortgage)
Property A is in move in condition, single family home
The seller doesn't want to be a landlord, so lease option is not possible. Since the property is in good condition wholesaling is also unlikely. As an investor I would like to see if the seller would sell to me via owner financing. However as a Realtor I could list the property for sale to earn commission.
The obvious choice is to buy and hold if possible, but the seller really just wants the most money she can get. I already disclosed that in the event I bought the house I would be renting it out. What more information do I need to help make this decision? Given the scenario, how would the owner note be structured?
Any suggestions? All opinions are welcome, thanks.