Financing PathwaysConventional Cash-Out Refi: Ideal if you want predictability.

@Kyle HendricksNo - my priority on a seller finance deal is putting as little down as possible.  

Quote from @Lucas Hannon: Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into creative financing lately  especially seller finance and subject-to deals and I’m trying to really understand how they work in real-world situations.I wanted to ask the community: Have any of you closed a deal using creative financing (seller finance, sub2, lease option, etc.)?

For example, has anyone here done a subject-to, wraparound mortgage, or seller-financing hybrid in a similar situation?

I’ve recently been approved for an FHA Loan of 3.5% down on a $300,000 loan. I also took out a $50,000 line of credit against my current SFR How big of a property ( specifically a 2-4 unit ) can I buy considering othe...

For private seller finance lenders, how do you track the payments and loan amount? 

Hello All, I moved to East TX from NW PA. I am trying to understand the market here. There are too many houses around 30-70 years old and their rents are much lower than new constructions. Instead of BRRRR, it seems b...

I'm putting this message out to any lenders or investors who do work in southeast michigan. I am seeking short term cash fianncing that I can use to bid with at foreclosure auctions. Please let me know if you would li...

We can finance one of these properties via traditional 25% down investment. but I would like to buy all 3 and I believe I can get a significant discount if I can get all 3. below are the property values and returns using the full asking price,  5 years rental history, quoted 6.99%IR, utilities, maintenance, etc. and a summary of my financial position. any advice on how to finance these to maximize returns other than negotiating down the price?

I have done a few owner finance deals over the years.