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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller Finance Deal Advice
I've recently come across an opportunity to acquire a property via seller financing. Instead of renting the home out, I was wondering if it's possible for me to seller finance the house to someone else at a higher price (and rate of interest)?
For example,
I purchase the home from the seller with the following terms:
Price: $70,000
Down Payment: $5,000
$65,000 15 yr Mortgage @ 4.5%
Monthly Payment to Seller: $497.25
Then, sell to an end buyer that would live in the home with the following terms:
Price: $80,000
Down Payment: $10,000
$70,000 10 Yr Mortgage @ 7.0%
Monthly Payment to me: $812.76
Difference between monthly payment to original seller and monthly payment received by me: $315.51.
Is this a deal that could be done?
Thanks in advance!