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Posted almost 5 years ago

What Is Delayed Financing? - IFP EP#102

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In a delayed financing transaction, you can take cash out on a property immediately in order to cover the purchase price and closing costs for a property you had previously bought with cash. . This allows you to have the advantage of being a cash buyer and giving sellers the chance to know the transaction will close, while giving you the ability to get a mortgage shortly thereafter in order to avoid having all your savings tied up in your house.

You can think of delayed financing as a way to give yourself the negotiating advantage that comes along with paying in cash for the home, while still giving yourself the long-term financial flexibility afforded by making monthly payments on a mortgage instead of making yourself “house poor.”

In my opinion a fix and flip loan to delayed financing is the ultimate way to scale your rental business.



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