Michele,
Just as the other agents have said, be wary of owner financing, Do have a Title company close, title work, and warranty deed if you do this. If for any reason You can not pass this test you do not need to be buying now. If for any reason the seller can not pass this test he/she CAN NOT sell.

Good Luck,

Lucas, I also am a Century 21 agent ,and you and another agent or two on here are not to use this site
just to ask people to use you. If you have no other knowledge other than your referral network how would you choose the new agent for these people.
Please be helpful to the ones asking the question not yourself.

Margaret

Michele, I answered your question on your other thread.

http://www.trulia.com/voices/Home_Buying/Owner_financing_in_…

Yes I am a century 21 agent and I can have angent from that area contact you Just send me you name and number at

lucas.johnson@century21.com

Be very very wary of owner financing. This is almost never a good deal for a buyer.

You asked if I know where you can get help - YES! The best way to find a home is to use a local Realtor. While I don't work in those areas I would be happy to refer you to a Realtor that does so you can begin finding your dream home. Fanin county is prettty, I was just up there this past weekend visiting family. Please email me at DianthaShaffer@yahoo.com if I can help.

I would not possibly recommend owner financing we answer to many problems off of these issues w/o detailing all the problems. You can it depends on the it is structured, however need to know what your budget is. There are some loans you can get for strictly the "rural areas" that you may not be aware of that are 100% financing. I am a Texas realtor, and loan officer, however these loans are not usually out in the media vs. the standard conventional loans you read about.

Contact my office if we can assist you. 972-699-9111

http://www.lynn911.com

Why do you need Owner financing, Is it that you are low on cash or is your credit bad. Don't be afraid to tell us, you never met us, and most likely never will.
When you find owner financing the down payment will most likely be as high if not higher. The seller still has to pay a commission and closing cost. The interest rate is quite often higher.