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Brad E.
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Feedback on my seller financed deal

Brad E.
  • Investor
  • Athens, GA
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Hey guys - I've got my first seller financed deal in contract and would love to have some feedback on these numbers.  This is totally uncharted water for me so any other tips or advice are welcome.

Deal specs:

ARV - 400K

Purchase price - 362K

Down pmt - 5K

Rate - 4.75

Term - 3 years amortized at 30 years

Rehab looks to be about 20K

My two potential exit strategies either lease option it or seller finance it to another end buyer.  This is a higher priced property for my area and my main concern is on the exit.  Given the economic situation I'm somewhat concerned about finding a buyer at this price point.  At the same time I think there may be buyers that will not be able to qualify for traditional financing due to tighter lending requirements from banks in the near term.  

Any feedback is welcome.  If anyone has done a deal like this where they are staying in the middle I would love to connect.  Thanks.  

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Jaron Walling
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Jaron Walling
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@Brad E. What other kinds of deals have you done in the past? The seller financing idea seems okay but I like looking at deals from a banks prospective. You're trying purchase a $362K investment property with little to nothing down. That's risky and don't know any lenders that would approve it unless it was owner occupied loan. 

What happens when a surprise issue on rehab costs an extra $10K? Flipping this property is out of the question unless you like working for free. Could you rent it and cash-flow? 

It's interesting to seller finance the purchase, just to seller finance another end buyer. That seems complicated and complicated is risk in my opinion. 2020 has been full of surprises so I wouldn't create anymore. Just my opinion. Love to hear your feedback. 

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