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David Rutledge
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Advice on structuring seller financed offers

David Rutledge
  • Irvine, CA
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I am in the process of working out some offers for multiple properties that will come with owner/seller finance.

I have never done a deal with seller financing before and I was hoping to get some advice from others who have done it on how I should be presenting these offers.

I have read that it is best to give the seller 2 or 3 offers with different terms? the main things I am looking for are as little money down as possible and as long a term as possible.

Also, Can I still expect to negotiate the price down with this kind of deal or does the fact that I am using owner financing mean the seller will probably expect me to pay listing price?

Any types of tips or advice on how I should begin the negotiation process with the sellers on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much.

David

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