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Fort Worth: No Banks Owner Financing

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:19:58 +0000

No banks needed for this beautiful home!

421 Scrub Oak Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76108 (map)
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1652 sf, nice size shaded back yard

Click here to watch walk-through movie on YouTube.

You deserve your own home for your family even if banks have turned you down, or you just can’t qualify in this tight credit market! You can get into this beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 car garage right now using our EZ-Home-Owner Program.

Located in desirable Fort Worth neighborhood, shopping, play & jogging park. great schools. Close to 820 and I-30.

Beautiful trees galore…

No bank approval required. Just show that you can afford the monthly payment.

Low down payment required. Get into your own home NOW and take advantage of the buyer’s market. Lock in today’s low price…

Look at the numbers

Monthly Payment Option 1: $950 (includes $250 “rent credit” towards the purchase)

Locked in price for 12 months: $103,700

Upfront (option) payment: $2,500
(we can be a bit flexible on that but will take the application with the highest upfront payment)

Total Rent Credits: $3,000

Due at closing: $98,200

The Better Deal For You

Overall the EZ-Home-Owner arrangement saves you money in this market, and it can be very flexible and creative. That’s why we say: “Look at the house first – if you like it and can afford it we can figure out a way to get you in…”

Owner Financing: Decatur – Gorgeous Brick Ranch

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 15:00:32 +0000

Spacious 3 Bedroom Brick Ranch

2543 Brentwood Rd (map)
Decatur, GA 30032

3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, 1,265 square feet

This is the perfect home for first-time buyer. Completely remodeled. On a large lot with trees and your own private deck.

Come home to your own cozy fire place and spacious three bedrooms. Enjoy this traditional brick ranch and build instant equity right now.

Owner Financing: No bank qualifying owner financing is available on our EZ-Home-Owner program. Qualifying is easy! Just show us that you can afford the house and you can move in. The American Dream of home ownership can be true for you now. If you can show employment history and good payment history on your rent you can own this home. Just fill out your application.

Low down payment OK. Affordable monthly payments! Take your share of the American Dream now. At a monthly payment of only $650* owning this home makes a lot more sense now than continuing to rent.

EZ-Home-Owner Program Our EZ-Home-Owner Program is not a rent-to-own or lease-option. You get the deed to the house immediately. That way you can take advantage of tax benefits and enjoy all advantages of the American Dream of home ownership.

* Monthly payment amount includes principal and interest with a 3% down payment and 30-year amortization. Actual amount may be higher or lower depending on actual down payment amount and credit.

What are the pros and cons of owner financing a home?

admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:24:58 +0000

I have a home that I am interested in selling and am looking at various ways to entice buyers in this tough market. One option told to me was owner financing the property. What are the pros and cons as a person that would be financing my property? Also, what would be the difference if I still have a small mortgage on my property?
The property is in Pennsylvania.

By: xandres103

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Flipping Real Estate

How does someone do Owner Financing on a house?

admin — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 08:17:24 +0000

I am looking to sell my house and offer owner financing to open up for more potential buyers and an increased sales price. I need to know what paperwork I need to do to complete the transaction. Do I need to notify my current lender? Should I consult an “expert” or is this something I can do myself? I rather not pay someone if it is just a matter of doing the leg work…

Any help would be appreciated since I have searched all over the internet and have been unable to find the answers I need.

By: k_ttyc_t

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Millionaires Club

What are the differences between owner financing and rent with the option to buy?

admin — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 15:15:06 +0000

we have a chance to purchase a house with owner financing but are being told that we have to notify them of any major improvements on the property….that sounds more like renting with the option to buy to me….can you please clarify the laws pertaining to this?

By: Kari B

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Flipping Real Estate

what is owner financing all about? How does it work?

admin — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 13:15:07 +0000

Iwas just wondering what is owner financing? me and my husband are looking for a place

By: andreaslilangels

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Mom Makes Money Online

What exactly does “owner financing” mean?

admin — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:00:31 +0000

The owner of a home is motivated to sell, so in the brochure it is listed ……. Motivated seller is willing to offer owner financing. How does that work?

By: matty21620

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Outliers

How does home owner financing work?

admin — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 14:29:51 +0000

Hi,
I am intend to sell my home and have about $70-$90,000 in equity. I want to finance 10%. How does it work?

I ask one of my realtors. he told me that I must have the 10% in cash or get a equity credit line and give that money to the lenders at the settlement. After settlement, I can use the money paid by buyer to pay for credit line to prevent interest. It sounds weird to me.

What are step I must do in home for sale by owner and and owner financing?
Hi,
I am intend to sell my home and have about $70-$90,000 in equity. I want to finance 10%. How does it work?

Let say I have a house for sale $400,000. I owed 306,000 mortgage. That I would have $94,000 equity. I have a buyer who willput down 10% and ask for 10% financed by owner. So at settlement, I should have $20,000 in cash a and promising note from buyer to pay me $40,000 in 30 years. Is this right? I don’t have cash and other credit line.

What are step I must do in home for sale by owner and with owner financing?

By: powermillionsaving

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Earn While You Learn Real Estate Investing

owner financing a good option for bad credit?

admin — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:59:18 +0000

Is owner financing really a good option for those with bad credit? What are the typical qualifying terms in these cases? Is documentation usually required? What’s the best way to structure the deal, in the buyer’s favor?

If you have any tips or insights, please share.

By: merebear83

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Home Seller Assist

How does owner financing affect your credit oppose to financing your home through a bank?

admin — Mon, 05 May 2008 06:08:34 +0000

I bought my house by financing through the owner (Owner financing) because my credit was not great. I have never had anything repossesed or any major credit problems. Yet my credit is not all that great. I am wondering if it has to do with not financing my house through a mortgage company.

By: Gordo

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