Yes, if you know the lenders who do not care about seasoning, no if you do not or get the money and season it so the deposit can't be seen.Now, that is a nightmare scenario and let me tell you why. 

As I've experienced in my own career, selecting a broker with a proven history of successful transactions ensures a smoother and more profitable sale.

Cost of doing business and making a mistake...learning experience.Be careful with what you consider "market rate"....

The time period you select is whatever you are comfortable with.

They used to be marketed with all of the other homes on the main search page, but a user had to go into the filters and specifically select the "FSBO & Other" tab.

@Thomas Lebens  I feel the need to clear up some statements above because you need to be careful with these loans. 

I'm also bringing another investor (Strong) who will take out a loan for the 250 Be careful of the various rules.  

@Bob Beach Seller financing can be a good option, especially if the buyer is offering above asking and covering agent fees, but it's crucial to structure the deal carefully.

They don't care what happens after the deal is closed. 

Then say you took care of the issue.