When everyone is Buying you should be selling. When everyone is selling, you should be buying. The models have been proven to work. If you can, I would wait - Sun May 18 2008, 15:21
The first question I would ask is why do you want the owner to finance. I have a feeling you can get a better reate with Conventional or FHA financing. To answer your direct question, it is easier in todays market to get seller financing. Are you looking fo rpartial financing or 100% financing? - Sun May 18 2008, 14:35
Matthew, Great question. Here is some good advice. Hire Slow and Fire Fast. Meet with several agents and see if they are a right fit for you. Treat them with the same loyalty and respect you wantr for yourself. Agents do a lot more behind the scenes work than most buyers realize. Daily pre-viewing of homes, Searching and researching areas. Knowing the marketplace and the players in it. Creating and building relationships to benefit their clients. - Sun May 18 2008, 14:32
Most agents will treat yoy fairly as a dual agent. Most agents are professionals. However, food for thought. Lets says its a divorce hearing. Would you use your Ex's attorney to represent you as well? Thats why I always told my sellers to never tell me their bottom line. - Sun May 18 2008, 00:06
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