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Basics Of Owner Financing
What does the term Non-Qualifying financing
mean ?
It means that in order to buy a home today, you
don’t have to go through a rigid loan qualification
process required by banks and mortgage companies.
What
are the reasons I may not qualify for financing
through a mortgage company ?
There are many: bad credit, no credit, too much
debt, not enough income, self-employed, late payments
on credit accounts, not long enough on the job,
not enough down payment, etc.
How
Quickly can I get approved for and move into the
house ?
Typically within 1 week.
How
Does Owner Financing Work ?
On all homes we have for sale we offer Owner Financing,
which usually requires no or very little qualifying.
In this case we are the bank, and you are making
payments directly to us.
The
financing agreement, called Contract For Deed,
spells out the length of the loan, the interest
rate, the amortization term, the monthly payments,
etc. With Non-Qualifying financing you actually
own a house and are entitled to all financial
benefits of ownership, which may easily amount
to $3,000-$6,000 per year in cash back from IRS.
How
Long Is The Owner Financing For ?
While traditional mortgage lenders are in the
business of providing permanent long term home
loans to buyers, we are in the business of buying
and selling homes. Therefore, we only provide
a short-term financing to facilitate the sale.
Typically
we finance for 2-3 years. At the end of that term
you will have to obtain a replacement loan from
a traditional lender and pay us the remainder
of the financed amount.
What
Closing Costs, Fees and Points Shall I Expect
To Pay ?
You will need to pay for the 1-st year insurance
premium to have the home insured against damages.
In most cases we don't charge any closing costs
or fees on 1 year agreements. If your agreement
has to roll over to the 2nd year or 3rd year,
there may be financing fees charged at that time.
Typically they are rolled into the loan, and not
paid out of pocket.
If
applicable, these fees are discussed with you
and stipulated in the original financing agreement
before you buy the house.
How
Do I Apply ?
Just follow our "5 Steps To Home Ownership"
plan on the Home Buyers page.
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