On the MLS How did you finance this deal?

I believe this background will be beneficial as I delve deeper into real estate investing.I'm reaching out to see if there's anyone in Connecticut who is actively doing Sub-To deals or utilizing Owner Financing.

If you're well qualified conventional financing is also an option with 5%+ down.

The seller was asking $105K so I offered $110K to get $5,000 towards closing costs.How did you finance this deal?

It's important to learn how to analyze deals, understand the market, figure out financing, and find partners.

Good afternoon BP, I currently have 2 deals under contract on a seller finance agreement.

You may have the 3 day option period there if that hasn't passed yet.My second thought is, in consultation with your agent, if you are willing to give up the earnest money, offer the inspection report, your bank appraisal, and be willing to release your earnest money. 

There are various types of commercial loans available to finance different types of commercial real estate projects.

Currently, we have them in a money market savings account, but I believe there are better options out there that offer higher returns while still being liquid and low-risk.I'd love to hear from other operators:Where do you park your reserve funds?

He can't call the wrap due, if the person he sold to has met the requirements of the wrap.The guy who bought on a wrap, did so because he can't otherwise qualify for financing, so a lender won't likely be doing a refinance for him.Does the guy who bought on a sub to and sold on a wrap just walk and let the chips fall where they may?