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Dave Abbott
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  • New Smyrna Beach, FL
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Looking for someone to take over owner financing

Dave Abbott
  • Investor
  • New Smyrna Beach, FL
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I have a 6 unit apartment building with owner financing in place. Just over two years left - 4.5% interest only loan of $300,000. Payment is $1125 a month. Owner would like me to pay off loan and will accept $270,000. I would like to find someone to purchase this note for $270,000. Same terms with 5 year ballon. Where do I find people interested in this type of note? Apartment value is at least $500,000. 

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Gary Headrick
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Gary Headrick
  • St. Marys, GA
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Steve is a more reasonable man than me. My floor is 10% but have done 65% LTV. I suspect you will find most private lenders and hard lenders are looking for a bare minimum of 8% but keep trying. You never know until you ask.

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