https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/05/in-a-volatile-week-for-inter...Mortgage demand pulled back last week as rates swung wildly, starting off low and then climbing sharply, rattling buyers.  

The best way to see if there is demand is to look on Zillow (there is a room feature) and Facebook Marketplace.

I could really use a gut check from some experienced investors.Here's the story: The seller's initial inspection report on this property came back with several red flags, including "multiple issues with the foundation" and a number of "cracks in the exterior walls."

One of the biggest advantages for the seller is being able to customized the intake of taxable income.

If the Seller doesn't have the funds/desire to do so, then you will. 

say you find one, and the seller wants a small down payment. 

Hello Vladimir,In many instances, an investor-friendly agent will know exactly what questions to pose to a seller OR seller's agent.

And have little control in forcing seller to sell if needed.. compared if you were direct to the seller. also having to hire a lawyer for this not really enough money to warrant that if there is more than a sabour rattling letter. 

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

I have two stories of sellers that got out of difficult situations and think it's a huge benefit for everyone else to know about it!