27 photos$65,000
19126 Stotter St
Detroit, MI 48234
Derek C Lievens, Market Elite Inc · (586) 251-0291
What the listing says
A hidden treasure, waiting to be transformed into something extraordinary! This roomy home presents an ideal opportunity for sharp investors or a resourceful homeowner eager to make their vision a reality. Perfectly situated near major highways, schools, parks, and shopping, it offers seamless access to everything the city has to offer and more. Don t miss out book your private showing today! SELLER FINANCING / LAND CONTRACT TERMS AVAILABLE AT 75,000 PURCHASE PRICE, 25,000 DOWN PAYMENT, 8% INTEREST, 96 MONTH TERM. 742 / MONTH. Seller financing/land contract terms are negotiable. Purchaser to pay 395 processing fee. As-is sale.
See the original listing ↗This listing mentions owner financing. Terms are set by each seller and are negotiable. The description and numbers come from the listing and Zillow; confirm availability, the price and any financing with the seller or their agent.
Property Details
Property Type
Single Family
Lot Size
3,484.8 sq ft
HOA
None
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Questions about owner financing in Detroit
What is owner financing for 19126 Stotter St?
Owner financing means the seller of 19126 Stotter St acts as the lender. Instead of getting a mortgage from a bank, you make monthly payments directly to the property owner. The listing for this Detroit, MI home mentions owner financing; confirm it with the seller.
Do I need good credit for owner financing?
There's no bank approval, but each seller sets their own requirements. Some check credit, income or references; others don't. Ask the seller or their agent what they need.
How much is the down payment for this Detroit home?
There is no standard down payment. The seller of this Detroit home sets their own, and it is negotiable. Ask the seller or their agent.











