Often buyers are seeking owner carry options because one of these qualifiers is deficient - or they are seeking better financing terms.

If there is a deficiency and no one buys it for what they owe, they will be on a hook to pay it back after they loose their home.

in NIL funds there is also a lot of demand for long term/mid term housing for: athletes, coaches, sponsors, scouts, agents and otherwise - in a region that is chronically luxury home deficient. 

You can find ones below 18%, but they are inevitably deficient in some way.The other STE manager is a co-host.  

Deficiency judgement obligations can be written into the mortgage note or deed of trust but is dependent on applicable state law. 

Typically, a home inspector will re-evaluate the deficiencies found after remediation for a very small fee, and totally worth it if you were skeptical that everything was completed.  

These are non owner occ loans the collection methods on these are quite a bit different than owner occ loans.. in many states primarily West Coast  CA OR WA NV AZ etc there is no deficiency judgement allowed by law on a purchase money loan for a primary residence ..

I had a conversation over lunch yesterday with a private lender here in CHS that is about to take back a local failed flip where the borrower's entire stake will be wiped out, and there will still be a deficiency owed to the lender. 

Different states and counties have different rules and they may just require that the Estate be provided notice of foreclosure and any remaining proceeds from the sale of the property after the creditors have been paid would go to the Estate, as well as potentially any deficiencies.

dont have good enough credit.. took guru class's on how to buy with the wrap method.. your relative would be absolutely nuts to sell without getting released from the liability of the current loan.. especially in Texas where they can get deficiency judgements even on owner occ loans.