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Vincent Zhu
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Seller finance to investors

Vincent Zhu
  • Gilbert, AZ
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I am selling an brand new house, but stuck for some time because the neighborhood is not very good but I am asking for 700k for the house. It's about 3000sf. So now the situation is it's not easy to neither sell nor rent for more than 1 year. Now someone (likely an investor) offered a seller finance with 350k down payment, and offered above listing price. Looks tempting, but is there any catch with seller finance? Also I am wondering how this investor may benefit from this sell because I am being stuck for more than one year now. Thanks.

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Ken M.#2 Buying & Selling Real Estate Contributor
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Ken M.#2 Buying & Selling Real Estate Contributor
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Quote from @Vincent Zhu:

I am selling an brand new house, but stuck for some time because the neighborhood is not very good but I am asking for 700k for the house. It's about 3000sf. So now the situation is it's not easy to neither sell nor rent for more than 1 year. Now someone (likely an investor) offered a seller finance with 350k down payment, and offered above listing price. Looks tempting, but is there any catch with seller finance? Also I am wondering how this investor may benefit from this sell because I am being stuck for more than one year now. Thanks.

If someone is offering 50% down and you have an attorney put the Deed of Trust together, and close through escrow, you are probably pretty safe.

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