Risk Reward

Discussion in 'Business & Economics' started by mreneedoty, Aug 25, 2004.

  1. mreneedoty Registered Member

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    An owner of a home is willing to sell their home for $250,000.
    The owner is willing to finance the entire amount over 20 years. You
    believe the house is worth a lot less than $250,000. How can you get the
    price of the house down and have the owner still have the face amount of
    the contract at $250,000.
     
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  3. Bruce Wayne . Registered Senior Member

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    You can pay him over a longer periode of time. Off course if he is aware of inflation he will not fall for it.

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  5. wesmorris Nerd Overlord - we(s):1 of N Valued Senior Member

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    if there is no interest on the loan you have to do an analysis. What does the assessor say it's worth? If I'm not mistaken, 250,000 is about the cost of a 100,000 loan over 30 years. You need more numbers before knowing where the break points are. At minimum you need what you can afford / mo.. the interest you'd pay on an alternative loan for 20 years and how much the house is worth.
     
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