To that point, I completely agree with the comments made above the about the value of leveraging and considering the risk of leveraging/more liquid assets in an overall portfolio.

Please comment: I finance homes for people that are not interested in renting and then work with my lender to sell the deal.

I will base the rest of this comment with that assumption.I agree with you that if a seller is selling a home and she has not sold it yet either the price or terms are not attractive or she is not advertising the home correctly.

Even worse, the full comment is incorrect : "Yes Darrell, there is an intrinsic value to a low interest loan, it is viewed as a seller concession in the valuation process, but it does not add value to the property, significantly." - correction, the seller financed piece did not add ANY value to the PROPERTY, significant or otherwise.Not one person on this thread or in the thread referenced stated that owner financing adds value "to the property", not ONE.

There's a lot of great comments and suggestions here, and they should all be taken into consideration.

People seem to really notice the fact that blinds are there, but we have never had a comment on the material/quality.We try to make things as easy as possible to move in so things like that matter.

Try to read and comment often.Best of luck to you!

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Any and all(most) comments will be appreciated.