You buy houses because the finances make sense and you can get good rents to make the deal worth it.

Seller financing is a tough thing for seller's to wrap their heads around.

Federal lending limit around $20mm per customer as a reference point.Asked how is the financing outlook from their banks standpoint.1.  

How did you finance this deal?

Book recommendations, financing recommendations, location spotlights and more are all welcome.

While I can see how having some POH's isn't the end of the world, especially if you have a solid plan to transition to TOH's over time, for someone with no "experience" and not a ton of startup capital, my major concern is being able to get financing if I can't secure a seller carried note.

Homebuyers struggled to secure financing, while construction companies grappled with stalled projects and diminishing demand.

MLSHow did you finance this deal?

You can get in with a 3.5% down payment and your realtor may even be able to negotiate a seller concession so that you can finance closing costs as well.

My lender has told me that fixer upper homes usually can't be financed with conventional (non reno) loans.