1,153,799
I give them the straight answers for anything they are considering which will work to their best advantage. There are positives and negatives in every scenario which change with each owner.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
5,313,834
Owner financing can be tricky and risky and it's important that home owners understand that it involves. More than one, I've recommended to my clients that they should rent for a while instead of selling.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
1,650,542
I would explain pros and cons of each. Yet, in this economy I don't have buyers or sellers who are interested in owner financing.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
2,234,859
I would explain the pros and cons of owner financing. For the right seller, it can be a good thing, but it's not for everyone. I also discuss the pros and cons of renting, and one thing specifically I cover is that the listing is more difficult to show.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
1,262,452
In our area the sellers want a rent back for free. Last summer in SC the seller counter back wanting 6 months for free after they sensed the buyer was looking for a rental property.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
4,322,035
Mason Nettles helped one seller with owner financing because the buyer was very well qualified - and wanted some break!
For renting - I have listed homes for sale and for rent at the same time. In few cases, they were rented and in few, sold.
What is important is to maintain the relationship.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
3,763,935
Well, in DC renting is a no brainer, because the landlord tenant laws are outrageously anti-landlord. And owner financing isn't really necessary these days because, unless the buyers are not qualified, there are amazing programs out there that lenders offer.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
2,184,809
I would ask them if they are prepared to evict or foreclose if necessary.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
443,220
I would do everything possible to dissuade them from owner financing. As for renting, if they deicde to rent for awhile, they certainly have that choice and I would leave them alone.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
2,444,970
I would talk to them about the risks of owner financing and the positives of a delayed cash flow - then for renting I would remind them that they don't want to hold onto the property - they want to sell it.
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Mason Nettles
Greenville, SC
6,689,776
I have been an investor for 30 years, I have plenty to say to them about both of these.
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