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Michael B.
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Is anyone doing subject to/lease options in Seattle metro?

Michael B.
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

Hi everyone,

I'm interested in having creative financing knowledge as a tool in my tool belt as I embark on wholesaling. My farm area is within the Seattle metro area.

I would love to hear from anyone doing subject to deals with lease options or wraparound mortgages in either Seattle or another high priced metro area with a big white collar worker/tech base (i.e., high median income).

Given the high prices of homes in the metro area and the incomes of those who generally live in the metro area, I believe there might be fewer end buyers who would want to do a lease option or a wraparound mortgage. My assumption is that many in-city buyers would have good credit scores and would qualify for conventional financing. I have not had success in finding helpful data.

Maybe I'm wrong and there is actually a sizable number of potential buyers in Seattle who have marginal credit and a 10% downpayment for a $500,000 house. 

I've love to hear from others either in the Seattle metro or other metro areas about the pool of buyers who need creative financing.

Thanks!

--Michael

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