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How to seller finance this deal ?!
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@Peter Bui You still need to agree on a price you're buying it for, and determine if that's a good deal. So for example, the house is worth $100k and he owes $15k on it. You give $15k for a down payment, which the closing attorney / title company uses to pay off the bank. A new note is created for $85k and you make payments to the seller on that $85k (so yes, there's still seller financing involved). The seller would have a 1st lien on the property.
Whether or not it's a good deal depends on the price of the property, work required, etc. If it's only worth $80k then there's not much point in pursuing it, if it's worth $130k (and you're paying $100k total) then it could be a good deal.
- Tom