Helloi have been considering FSBO to sell my property for sometime now, I am not a savvy investor and realized I don't quite have the skills to take this responsibility all by myself so will definitely need some help ...

The person you spoke with may be referencing earnest money deposit (buyer showing the seller they have skin in the game; this can be refundable or non refundable).Some lenders require an application fee (junk fee) and those lenders typically are more expensive to begin with.

On the phone he suggested doing half seller financing where he would hold the note for 15 years at ~7% interest rate.

., supply/demand and amenity ROI data.About me - I started with Rental Arbitrage 3 years ago.

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@Luke RentzI am going through it at the moment, but I am going through it as a lender.I have had our attorney send the demand letter based on item 18 of the mortgage:Transfer of the property or beneficial interest in borrowerAfter the 30 day demand we will file for foreclosure.

Seems like a daisy chain since I am direct to seller on these notes.

When did buyer's agents start training on  buying "off market" without agents, subject to, wraps, seller financing, lease options, land contracts, fix & flips, rentals, taxes, asset protection, etc, etc, etc.

The same thing is true about rentals in Saint Johns County (high demand, I am also assisting investors with FREE tenant placement services).

Seller's affidavits about BK,  liens, taxes, no new liens in last days should have been ready to go yesterday.