Vendor Finance Websites
- Thread starter JCS
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This might give you some http://www.yourestate.com.au/
Hi JCS
Try these:
http://www.renttoownhome.com.au
http://www.houses4u.com.au
http://www.nodepositproperty.com.au
http://www.rentbuy.com.au
Cheers, Paul
Try these:
http://www.renttoownhome.com.au
http://www.houses4u.com.au
http://www.nodepositproperty.com.au
http://www.rentbuy.com.au
Cheers, Paul
We advertise available vendor finance properties on realestate.com.au and on our website www.adprop.com.au
We haven't done any for a while though. Not the right market at the moment in SA.
We haven't done any for a while though. Not the right market at the moment in SA.
Thank you heaps for all those websites.
Just another quick question. Would we be dreaming to find such a proposition on acreage property?
Our scenario, we either want to get a solid rental property on acreage for the next 2 years or do a rent buy on acreage in or around Bathurst, but not restricted to that area as we work from home. Preferably we are seeking 10+ acres.
Just another quick question. Would we be dreaming to find such a proposition on acreage property?
Our scenario, we either want to get a solid rental property on acreage for the next 2 years or do a rent buy on acreage in or around Bathurst, but not restricted to that area as we work from home. Preferably we are seeking 10+ acres.
Hi JCS
Karen & I have found that most vendor financiers tend to keep away from acerage. The reason behing this reluctance is that, if for some reason the vendor financier gets the property back, it can be a lot harder to sell an acerage property than a "standard" residential property.
There are always exceptions of course. Vendor financiers usually advertise using small classified ads in local papers (quite often the free papers). Maybe you could a positive response from a vendor financier in your area, by putting something like"
"Rent To Own Wanted" in the real estate classifieds of your local paper, Good luck.
Cheers, Paul
Karen & I have found that most vendor financiers tend to keep away from acerage. The reason behing this reluctance is that, if for some reason the vendor financier gets the property back, it can be a lot harder to sell an acerage property than a "standard" residential property.
There are always exceptions of course. Vendor financiers usually advertise using small classified ads in local papers (quite often the free papers). Maybe you could a positive response from a vendor financier in your area, by putting something like"
"Rent To Own Wanted" in the real estate classifieds of your local paper, Good luck.
Cheers, Paul
Thanks for that info... We sorted guessed it would be a long shot as most of the vendor finance places seem to have just houses which would mean an income cut for us if we were to downsize....
Renting it is then lol... We are currently renting a great property at the moment on 30acres but just don't know how long it is going to last.
Renting it is then lol... We are currently renting a great property at the moment on 30acres but just don't know how long it is going to last.
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