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The town political class is enraptured by NIMBYs and extreme environmentalists who believe in building NOTHING, anywhere, at anytime, so the ability for new housing to be built to compete with this location is all but cut off.In short, I am confident I can bank about $8000 in net worth gain annually through appreciation/loan payments for the price of about $93/month in cash losses.

Daah, you keep it confidential with each party, your agreement with the borrower can state taht the payment of the loan costs or discount is subject to confidentiality, likewise, the purchse is done the same way.Now, some states have disclosure requirements to the borrower, but that is after closing the note transaction, and you can comply with that disclosure, but there is no restriction of the borrower paying it off before another payment is required.

However, I am confident I can make this deal work with conventional financing and the reserves I have to fix the place, in order to move into it but how can I convince the seller, or more important, how can I overcome the seller agent's resistance to accept my offer?

Would you trust the buyers agent with confidential buyer information you wouldn't want shared with their partner?

Not writing my own contract, just trying to understand these contracts I received to use..So I guess I have to be very confident I will find a buyer because If something goes wrong and I dont close its pretty much, my 500.00 goes toward any fees the title company already put on and then probably what ever is left will go to the seller.

I understand that the HELOC comes with the risk of losing both homes if I can't make payments, but I'm pretty confident I will be able to, if not 100% sure.

When we represent clients we are bound by confidentiality.

What I buy is a debt for 300K, that is the amount assigned to me for the consideration given, regardless of the amount given.I have had many borrowers who talked to the old note holder who told them what they sold their note for (and I have to thank them all and point out the confidentiality part of the sale, lol) and then the borrower tried to tell me that all he had to payoff was what I paid for it!

I just got a CA (Confidentiality Agreement) from a broker at Marcus & Millichap.I won't be the buyer.