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Tim Jones
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  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Merced, CA
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Selling directly to buyer

Tim Jones
Pro Member
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Merced, CA
Posted Jul 25 2017, 18:51

Hello all,

I'm just starting out and would like to get some feedback from the pros...

I have a buyer lined up and I would like to take the following measures to sell a property. I realize this isn't the way I want to proceed in the future but I have a slim margin & would like to exit on the + side if I can. This is my first deal.... I welcome any and all input.

Seller financing on a $40K dirt lot (R-1)

50% down payment via wire transfer

2 year promissory note secured by deed of trust, notarized

A few different County forms to establish taxable value, change of ownership, a legal description of the property, etc.

Must I/Should I use a sales contract in this transaction???

On the promissory note what do I do with the Trustee language since I prefer not to utilize a title company. What do most seller-financed deals look like?

I used TransUnion SmartMove to do a background/criminal/eviction check. I also asked for the typical loan qualifying docs: 2 yrs W-2/taxes, 2 recent pay stubs, assets/liabilities worksheet, etc.

Thank you!!!

TJ

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