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Manuel Salce
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Manuel Salce
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Monroe, CT
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looking for ideas. I have a potential seller Fianance deal. The seller wants 30% down which defeats the purpose. Any ideas? Any lender who’ll loan 30% and accept 70% seller finance?

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Michael Dumler
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Michael Dumler
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@Manuel Salce, maybe someone with more experience in seller financing can correct me if I'm wrong, but if you're looking for a lender to cover the 30% downpayment, why not purchase the property from the seller using a traditional mortgage in the first place? A lender is going to have better terms than seller financing and more importantly will require a smaller down payment than 30%. Furthermore, if using a lender to fund the property isn't a primary option, then I don't think you'll have much luck finding a lender to cover the 30% putting them in a second position to the original home owner's mortgage. Best of luck! 

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