
These funding sources specialize in sub prime or "difficult" lending. This means that many of your Buyers very likely cannot qualify for the loan they need anywhere else.
This difference translates into two advantages for you, the Seller:
1. You control the Buyer.
2. You can insist on a price equal to full appraised value.
You will gather information from your buyers and submit it, with other documentation, to our Mortgage Loan Correspondent:
Graystone Mortgage 1042 Central Parkway South, San Antonio 78232 Customer Service 210-495-9904 Fax 815-377-0137Phase I Process & Documentation
The documents are available at the links indicated.
Seller signs Consultation Agreement (Word file). Consultant mails it to Graystone.
Seller places ads in paper offering owner financing.
Seller obtains offers from Buyers on real estate Purchase Agreement form. Purchase Agreement and related documentation may be found at Seller Assist Owner Carryback Documentation. Consultant will provide advice on documentation. If Seller prefers, California Association of Realtor forms may be used.
Seller faxes Prequalification Submission (pdf file) for Buyers, 1003 Loan Application (pdf file) on Buyer, and Certification & Authorization (pdf file - allowing credit report and verifications).
Seller orders credit report here. Buyer or Seller can pay for this. This is a "tri-merge" scored report, meaning that Beacon rated credit is pulled from the three main credit reporting companies - Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union. The basic Buyer requirements are: Above 500 middle score; 2 years employment history, 1 year rent/own history; debt ratio at 50-55%; any bankruptcy discharged by closing day.
Graystone faxes back a denial or preapproval indicating the qualification financing options the Seller may offer to Buyer. Buyer and Seller complete financing details on real estate Purchase Agreement form, with Consultant assistance, and sign it.
Seller faxes copy of Purchase Agreement to Graystone and sends original to Title/Escrow company.
Phase II - Completed by Graystone
Graystone mails out disclosures for signature by Buyer and requests supporting documentation, completes verifications.
Title and appraisal is ordered. Graystone contacts Buyer for appraisal fee, if appraisal has not been ordered.
Buyer selects hazard insurance.
Money, documents and closing instructions are wired into Title/Escrow.
Title/Escrow arranges for signing of all documents and closing.