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Seller Financing Deal Analysis
I am a newbie looking into purchasing rental properties utilizing seller financing. I am interested in using a subject to deal, but am obviously open to all strategies. I have yet to make my first deal, but I'm looking to do as soon as possible.
When utilizing these strategies what information do I need to analyze the deal? The rental calculator here on BP uses a traditional mortgage, and obviously seller financing isn't quite the same.
Also, for a subject 2, once the mortgage is paid off typically what happens? This is a gray area for me. It seems that majority of people lease option the house, so they create a sandwich lease, but what if you want to hold the property? Does that make sense to anyone?!
Thanks in advance! :)