You can put a property under contract, find a buyer, create a mortgage note, and sell it to a note buyer without ever taking title to the property. Sound intriguing? It should. This type of financing is becoming more available as more private money enters the real estate market. Private money has always been in
Better Than Zero Interest Financing
March 6, 2015 by
Being an investor that owner finances houses can be a very lucrative business. The two most advantageous elements of this business model are that you don’t have tenant problems and you can earn money on other people’s money. The way this works is that you buy houses at a deep discount, and there are plenty
Owner Financing When You Don’t Own Anything
December 18, 2013 by
You can put a property under contract, find a buyer, create a mortgage note, and sell it to a note buyer without ever taking title to the property. Sound intriguing? It should. This type of financing is becoming more available as more private money enters the real estate market. Private money has always been in
Owner Financing – A Strategy for Sellers to Cash Out
September 30, 2013 by
There is no doubt that obtaining a bank loan is very difficult in today’s economy. As a result, more and more real estate investors are seeking seller-financing. That option doesn’t always work when the seller has a near-term need for the cash, unless they are aware that the secondary market for real estate secured by
