You have a fun problem to solve, and as I see it, you have some wildcards up your sleeve!

What methods do you all have?

Let me know if you agree or disagree with my method any feed back is appreciated.here the sample report:

Even though there may be some conventional financing available, realize that many lower middle and lower income people cannot qualify for a conventional loan in doing a creative seller back note will solve their problem and provide you cash flow.As long as you qualified your buyers and they have demonstrable steady income, I see no problem in being able to resell seasoned paper.

The typical equation is going to be: Taxes = Assessed Value x Mil Rate x A Certain Percent In my market, the counties use an easier method, it is 1.7%-2% of the total assessed value of the property and they recalculate at a sale, or during the next year cycle.

Still, if you buy right and the numbers make sense, I don't think it will affect hard money as much as other methods of lending.

He still has to apply and met our requirements so lve not said he has place.

In particular, homeowners should be on guard against two forms of scams: 1) equity stripping scams and 2) foreclosure consulting scams.Equity Stripping ScamsThis scam works in a variety of ways, but typically starts when someone promises to solve all the homeowner’s problems and keep him or her in the home.

@Nick Robinson Awesome quick analysis method.

For those of you that have used this method, what have you found to be successful strategies to working with the seller for financing?