I think this might be perceived as too much up front effort for a buyer however.We are meeting with my husbands mentor tomorrow to really hash out the details, but this group has always given great insights that would be valuable to include in that discussion.

Controversially a dip in the market and the increase in perceived "value" doesn't suddenly make a bad company good.

Sometimes we miss great opportunities right in front of us, while waiting on the perceived notion of something better?

I believe they are perceiving a law and adding a stipulation..

Greene is alluding to those who have their own teams in place.. that have a fiduciary to them.you as a wholesaler have no fiduciary perceived or in reality.. also pictures as others stated simply dont tell the whole story and never will.. but if your buying 30k beaters thats one thing.. your buying a 200k house that needs a 100k and will flip for 450k well those you should look at yourself

Why take the chance of a 30 day late ruining your credit score for the next 2-3 years for a perceived short term benefit that isn't real?

The interest rate and terms seem most dependent on perceived risk, LTV, property quality, borrower strength and experience, and sophistication of lender.If I misunderstood your questions please be more specific and I’ll try again.

There's just a high-level of perceived risk for regular buyers.Most people looking for owner financing are investors, and they typically won't pay top dollar for a home. 

We havent looked at Ohio as we perceived the population and business trend as unfavorable there.

However, the underwriting of the loan will definitely cast according to their perceived risk.