Today’s economy is making it very difficult for average hard working people to qualify for a loan to purchase a home.  As real estate investors, we must adapt to the current market and provide the needed element to be successful.  And as of now I see the need for homes to be sold with owner financing.  This will open up the number of buyers available to a home and give the seller a higher probability of selling. 

In order to meet this demand for owner financed homes, I’ve created a new website where I advertise my owner financed homes to the general public to view.  There are interior and exterior pictures, details of the home, and buying options available.  Read the rest of this entry »

In today’s real estate market, the lending guidelines are so tight that normal blue collar people cannot qualify for a loan to purchase a home.  Due to these tight lending guidelines, the market is suffering tremendously and sellers have very few options.  One option that is shining enormous light on the situation is seller financing, also known as “agreement for deed” or a “land contract”. 

In a typical seller financing or agreement for deed, the seller/owner sells the property to a buyer for an agreed upon amount of money.  In essence, the seller is the bank.  The buyer makes a down payment then the monthly payments to the seller.  The seller does not transfer the title until the loan is refinanced or paid in full, thus the name “Agreement for Deed”. Read the rest of this entry »

As an investor, the idea investment is one that I can buy, sale, and make a modest profit with as minimum hassle as possible.  I imagine that this idea is basic with all investors.  Yet I don’t understand why more and more investors are not taking advantage of the current market by selling their investment properties with seller financing. 

Seller financing is my most preferred exit strategy for homes that I purchase via cash or subject to.  Seller financing offers more advantages to the seller and buyer. Read the rest of this entry »