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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
What's best ways to approach this deal? Land Contract? Seller Finance?
I am looking at a flip where the sellers owes 82k(7k over my comfort zone ) @ a rate of 6.5.
They are open for any terms i layout. That' said, rather than tie up traditional bank funds I can use for other deals or bring In the PL funds which is 12 percent for the entire purchase and repairs what's the best angle ?
House needs 40k & ARV is 190k
Land contract?
Seller finance for purchase and prepare for a worst case DOS?
Assume loan but then mess up my DOI???2
Thoughts ?
Thanks,