Seller financing and creative financing is very common among investors right now because of the way most deals pencil out with traditional financing.Honestly can't go wrong with most places along the Wasatch front.

Seller is hesitant to do seller financing as he is 71 years old, and a personal loan isn’t an option because I’m buying real estate Please help

A wrap-around agreement is a type of secondary mortgage financing and involves the buyer paying the seller directly for a residential property — often at a higher interest rate than the original mortgage.

Hey Tina,Under FHA rules and guidelines, the property being financed must be occupied by the owner. conventional may work if it's a single-family property.

It's rare to find a realtor are skilled with seller financing.

I would suggest that you rent the property and consider using a property manager who can finance the improvements for you up front and be repaid out of the rent so you can have passive rental income over the long run. 

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.  

Is this a common thing (STR mini community)?