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Updated over 9 years ago, 09/14/2015

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Brenda Allen
  • Wholesaler
  • Clarksville, MD
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Note Buyers' Criteria Question

Brenda Allen
  • Wholesaler
  • Clarksville, MD
Posted

Hi All,

I have been doing a bit of reading about the strategy of buying houses at a discount and then selling them with seller financing and then selling the note to cash out.  There is a piece of the puzzle missing for me though. It appears that note buyers are going to want 6-12 months of seasoning or they are going to want to buy the note at a "significant discount".  It seems to me that discount will pretty much wipe out your profit on the deal unless you were able to buy it super cheap - in which case you could use a different exit strategy and not have to mess around with creating a note and seller financing.  Am I missing something? Is there a way to make these deals work that I am not seeing? Or is it that you have to wait for 6-12 months of seasoning before you can cash out and get your profit?

Thanks,

Brenda

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