You keep the equity, they make high interest, everyone wins.

Love itAnd if this post doesn't provide any fruit i'd suggest you contact the top players in your area saying exactely this to them. 

there are also not very many transaction funding players out there that would fund this transaction.so figure out how your end buyer will be funding the deal and that will determine in which direction to move to.if you need more help just PM me....peter

So basically 203k can be a win/win for everyone involved, including the agents if they calm down about the timing and realize that 3% of $450k is a bigger number than 3% of $300k.Make sense? 

There are good opportunities, but competition is increasing.There are some large players in the market who have their own realty companies and funds. 

Either way should be a win. 

Glad to be a team player if you need anything 

Purchase price: $185,000 Cash invested: $27,750 After quitting my job on Jan 31st 2019 - biggest challenge is getting mortgages But good new is there many creative financing options, one of which is VTB -------I love this property because seller gave me 85% VTB for 4.15% interest for 25 years - 1 year 3 months term WIN - WIN for both of usfor seller he doesn't have to pay huge capital gain this year for me normally I would not get mortgage Purchase Price - 185,000Down payment + Closing cost - 31,500Renovations - 25,000After Repair Value - 240,000Potential Rent - $1700 per monthNet Cash Flow - 200$ per month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Purchase price: $185,000 Cash invested: $27,750 After quitting my job on Jan 31st 2019 - biggest challenge is getting mortgages But good new is there many creative financing options, one of which is VTB I love this property because seller gave me 85% VTB for 4.15% interest for 25 years - 1 year 3 months term WIN - WIN for both of usseller doesn't have to pay huge capital gainsPurchase Price - 185,000Down + Closing - 31,500Renovations - 25,000After Repair Value - 240,000Potential Rent - $1700 per monthNet Cash Flow - 200$ per month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Purchase price: $185,000 Cash invested: $27,750 After quitting my job on Jan 31st 2019 - biggest challenge is getting mortgages But good new is there many creative financing options, one of which is VTB I love this property because seller gave me 85%LTV for 4.15% interest for 25 years - 1 year 3 months term WIN - WIN for both of usseller doesn't have to pay huge capital gainsPurchase Price - 185,000Down + Closing - 31,500Renovations - 25,000After Repair Value - 240,000Potential Rent - $1700 /monthNet Cash Flow - 200$/month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?