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Douglas Peterson
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All cash offer vs owner finance

Douglas Peterson
  • Investor
  • Cary, NC
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Is a tool on BP or online that can help me quickly calculate what to offer on a house if I pay all cash now vs. owner finance at various rates and terms?

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Michael Quarles#1 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Michael Quarles#1 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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I'm not certain a calculator would help much. I've always found that there are 5 componants to consider on seller financing.

1) down payment
2) interest rate
3) length of loan
4) number of payments
5) purchase price

I'll pay full value on a no down 100 percent seller financed deal
, 30 year term zero interest with one payment.

Where on a cash deal my rule is to always stay around the 65% of as is value.

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