yes, you can,, but you would be better off selling the home as a lease purchase option, and sell the purchase option/right to buy the home at a future date for 10,000.00 , but have a separate lease... if this contract is veiwed as a mortgag you may have a hard time getting rid of the people living in your home. you can also word your rent contract where it says that a certain part of the rent can go toward the purchase price when the rentors/buyers are able to purchas the home, but if they are not able to buy withen say a year or two they lose the rent credit. i also wouldn't let the lease be for more than 5 years because in a court case it might be determined that the leesors have an equity claim.
$234.39 assuming zero down and you pass a credit check.
You need to seek the advice of an attorney in your area ASAP. Bring a copy of your contract with you. You have encountered one of the worst disadvantages of purchasing real estate via a contract for deed. You can read all the aspects of such a sale at the link below. Scroll down to "Contract For Deed".
DEED. Some people think NOON but the N's would be backwards.
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It is possible but will require "creative thinking" on your part and your REALTOR. Possibly you could find a seller willing to sell by using a Contract for Deed agreement.
1,000,000 / 100 Cancel down by '2' zeroes. Hence 10000 / 1 = 10,000 ( Ten thousand).
3/30000 Cancel down by '3' 1/10000 ( One over ten thousand).
"You will, in fact, need to provide some type of deposit down on a home you intend to purchase and the monies usually need to be in an easily accessible account, such as a checking or savings account, a 401k account or a bond."
10000
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0.01051 = 0.01051 / 1. 0000 Cancel down the decimal point 001051/10000 Ignore the prefix zeroes. 1051/10000
No where everyone's to lazy to write them down. :/