Most are happy to do this if they have someone but I found zero response or interest at 3% because they'd rather do one transaction at 6% than mess with FSBO's at 3%.

There's enough money to pay all costs involved in the transaction with plenty left over.

She owns this free and clear and is N.O.O and has always been that way. do you folks see any issues proceeding with a seller financed transaction?

I recently moved to a mortgage company, Ace Mortgage, and they introduced me to a product I was unfamiliar with.

Even with that said, it is easy for people to get mortgages these days- there are so many loan products and the job market is very strong.

Warda and Mancuso have really good books out on LLC and will help you guide you in making a better inform decisions.When transaction business it’s always best to be incorporate because corporations help shield you from liability and help buffer taxes.

We have a page that spells out FICO scores and gives resources for credit reports - http://www.biggerpockets.com/credit-report.htmlYou can check your credit report for free at http://www.annualcreditreport.com"Under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act) consumers can request and obtain a free credit report once every 12 months from each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies.

If it means that for this transaction you are a motivated seller, justlaugh and say, "On this one, I'm the motivated seller."

With fair credit you should be able to put together a no money down transaction and afford payments comparable to your current rent.Good luck.

Entire transaction is funded based on Buyer "B" loan.