New to Real Estate · USA · Member since 2025 · 45 posts · 14 votes
I’ve noticed more seller-financed notes coming onto the market lately. Are you seeing this trend as well? I’m curious about whether these deals are offering better yields compared to institutional paper.
This is not uncommon when the rates are increasing and more variability in the market. The yields overall often tend to be lower though as there is more risk involved with seller financed deals than traditional deals in my experience. That being said, there are great opportunities in this area so long as due diligence is careful and thorough.
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I’ve noticed more seller-financed notes coming onto the market lately. Are you seeing this trend as well? I’m curious about whether these deals are offering better yields compared to institutional paper.
As rates have decreased you can see an uptick in seller financed notes.