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Nathan P.
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  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Cash vs. Seller Financing

Nathan P.
  • Investor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I locked up a property over the weekend here in Utah that I plan on flipping. The sellers agreed to our cash offer and we signed the REPC.

After signing Mr & Mrs Seller opened up about their plans more that her father is going to carry the mortgage for them on a property he had previously been renting. I asked them if that would be an option for us as well and they have been texting me about entertaining the idea. I want to see how the deal can be sweetened by seller-financing and would appreciate any help on formulating an offer. So here are the details on the deal.

174,000-Purchase Price

265,000-ARV

30,000-Rehab

90,000-Balance of Seller mortgage (approx. $84,000 in equity)

I have my Hard Money setup for the cash offer at 1 point and 11%.

My current thoughts were to present them with two offers

  1. 1-$15,000 down and increase the purchase price by $3,000 while we pay their PITI payment monthly
  2. 2-$84,000 (all equity) at the same purchase price as the cash offer and pay them monthly PITI with an extra $500

We dont close till July 31st so I have a minute to come up with an alternate offer just trying to crunch numbers and see if it actually benefits me this time to seller finance the deal.

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