Wednesday, January 20, 2021

37 - What are the pros and cons of a Seller Financed offer?

The pros and cons of seller-financed offer

This is one of the five offers we can provide sellers when they come into Effortless Home Buyers.

One of the biggest pros is that you can take equity over time. This allows you to get a much higher price and spread out capital gains and depreciation. It also creates an income stream by becoming the bank. You make money and interest.

This is great for those who do not have a tight deadline.

The main con is that this is a longer-term strategy. While you don’t get a lot of money upfront, you get a much higher price over time.

To find out more about this, you can visit our website at:

https://www.effortlesshomebuyers.com/

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So, what are the pros and cons of a Seller Financed Offer? This is one of the five types of offers we make to sellers when they come into our organization. One of the pros of a Seller Financed Offers’ that you get to take your equity over time. Now, what that allows you to do is not only get a much higher price, but it also allows you to spread out your capital gains and depreciation recapture taxes that you would have to pay on that sale. In addition to that, it also creates an income stream for you where now you’re basically becoming the bank and not only making money on a monthly basis, but you’re also making interest on top of that. So, really great for those that like the idea of cashflow, do not have a very tight deadline that they need to sell their property. And one of the cons though is again, this is a longer term strategy. So you will not be getting all of your capital upfront, but by taking your equity over time, you can get a much higher price and then also make interest on top of the money that you’re going to be getting for your property. So that is the Seller Financed Offer.

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