The buyer put $30,000 down.The $100,000 note is being serviced by a servicing company in Texas.7.25% Interest15 yearsPI $912.86The note is performing.

Buyers are out there, and with fewer investors jumping in due to concerns, there's less competition snagging those good deals.If you're considering moving forward, connecting with someone who knows the Tampa scene inside and out could be a game-changer.

I'd be interested in talking about being on your note buyer's list.

I ALWAYS recommend a buyer attend the inspection and walk around with the inspector.

Say we buy a property for $1 million, but we structure it so it's 0% down but a bank/note buyer is in place at closing to buy the note from the seller at 80% value so they walk away with 800k in cash. 

I feel like it’ll help clients feel more in control of the process, especially when they have busy schedules.Right now, I’m actively looking for ways to connect with new buyers and sellers without going overboard on spending.

However, let's say the lender were to foreclose on an existing PadSplit, what has a larger buyer pool: (since any lender that want's to foreclose wants to make the disposition of property as seamless as possible), a standard SFR, or an SFR with multiple modified bedrooms/faux walls?

It appraises for $250k so the investor (after all you can’t sell to an owner occupant, the buyer who would pay more than the investor.) has to bring 20-25% of the $250k plus all of the $50k extra.

I would sell.While I like the idea of helping out another service member, I'm not sure the math will work for the buyer. 

My friend came to me.... and I tried to get her the most I could based on what end buyer's were willing to pay How did you finance this deal?