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Updated 12 months ago,

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Jordan Lisnow
  • New to Real Estate
  • South East US/New Jersey
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Ideas for Seller Financing Terms- 20 year old Investor

Jordan Lisnow
  • New to Real Estate
  • South East US/New Jersey
Posted

I understand that seller financing works in two ways: 1. Either give the seller a price and their terms OR 2. Use the seller's price and my terms. I was wondering what terms would be best to implement in a seller financing offer for a cash-flowing, mid to long-term rental property?

I am a first-time investor and want to ensure that I get the best 'bang for my buck', especially since I do not have the capital to allocate for a hefty downpayment. 

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