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Bill Regan
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  • Baltimore, MD
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Seller’s Interest Rate

Bill Regan
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
Posted

Hi, in looking at getting into an investment property nowadays, it seems we could be creative about using the rate that the seller got a few years ago.

For instance, if they bought at 250k with a 3% rate, can we get that loan assigned and pay cash for the difference in what a property is selling for today?

Just trying to think creatively to make some number work better. All thoughts appreciated.

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