Hi, has anyone used a company to collect the mortgage, pay the seller in a seller financing deal, pay the taxes and creat the tax forms at year end?

This approach will allow you to get to the point with the listing agent/seller and lets them know you're serious.The same approach can be used for FSBOs.For help with your search and offer submission AND to save yourself a ton of time, you can hire a buyer's agent instead of doing this on your own.All the best!

If the property finally starts to appreciate the seller will have zero motivation to work with instead of taking the property back and selling again. 3) don’t forget your payment will increase as taxes and insurance will increase. 4) do you have a plan if the bank calls the loan due?

With the market shifting, I’ve noticed some changes—pricing swings, seller motivations evolving, and deal structures getting more creative.I’m curious how others here on BiggerPockets are seeing the market:Have you adjusted your pricing or yield expectations recently?

Hello,I have a wholesaler who approached me on a house that is being seller financed and is need of cosmetic work.

So, tell a story of how you (or a fellow wholesaler) helped a seller out with their challenge(s).

I’m eager to develop skills in sourcing deals, analyzing properties, and building buyer/seller relationships, and I’m willing to work hard in exchange for guidance.

Quote from @Ruchit Patel: @Doug Pretorius im the seller or middle person who owns the property through seller financing deal and trying to sell toSale the same property as rewrap it to other person.Oh OK I see you already own it on those terms.

Finding a motivated seller or looking into VA assumable loans are both strategies that are working right now for long term rentals.

I work with buyers, sellers, and investors across Greater New Orleans, and I’m always glad to connect with other locals.Here are a few quick tips to get you started:Start with the Ultimate Beginner’s Guide.