For seller financed deals, we don't want to do it unless the borrower is putting up other collateral to cross it with and/or the seller would be willing to go into 2nd position.

A good credit history might affect your ability to get favorable financing conditions for large purchases like a home.Connect with local experts, mentors, and financial advisers who can offer advice.

How did you finance this deal?

Another concern is financing.

How did you finance this deal?

Your position is a little better than mine because you have the ability to rent your previous one out and pull a HELOC, I took on the route of creative financing on both my selling and buying end.

Maybe I can get in there with some owner financing and a low down. :)

Truthfully, living with someone full-time isn't something either of us intends to do though, lol.Looking at seller financing options too, but need to educate myself on this.

The other thing is VA is a very reputable loan it offers 100% financing with wiggle room for Credit scores and DTI.Put in a strong offer and tell your agent to step up and get aggressive and ensure the sellers agent or seller they have very strong and qualified VA buyer.

The possibility to structure a seller financed deal.