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Hector Fino
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Owner finance a home that I cashed out on

Hector Fino
  • Investor
  • Dallas / Atlanta
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BP I just cashed out on a property for 75 percent with 8 percent interest and a 7 year bubble . This home has been on the market for 5 months and I invested more than I should of into it with remodel. I have someone that wants me to owner finance, he is an attorney. Should I owner finance if I have cashed out ? So I can just hold the note on it ?

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