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Adam Bandola
  • New to Real Estate
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Subject To/Seller Financing Contracts

Adam Bandola
  • New to Real Estate
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hello everyone, 

I'm aiming to purchase a house through subject to/seller financing in the coming weeks and am wondering if anyone in the Cincinnati area would be able to offer some advice or insight. 

Conceptually I understand both techniques well, but am curious if anyone has advice for contracts or attorney's to draw up contracts. My biggest hurdle currently is, what steps do I need to take after getting the seller to agree in moving forward with one of the two methods? What should I have prepared prior to meeting directly with the seller (i.e. agreements, contracts, etc.) ?

Any advice is good advice, so please share any information you have that pertains to the above and outside of it. I look forward to hearing what the BP community has to offer. 

Stay safe and healthy, 

Adam

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