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Seller Finance Scam? They Tried to LOWBALL Me! #shorts

15 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief YouTube short, two participants discuss a potential seller‑financed real‑estate deal. Speaker A asks whether the seller offers financing. Speaker B replies that they do, but they will not pay anywhere near the full asking price, effectively indicating a lowball offer. Speaker A reacts strongly, stating that if the seller intends to lowball, they will walk away from the transaction. The exchange highlights tension around price expectations and the perception of a possible scam in seller‑financing negotiations.

We're interested in a possible seller finance option. Are you able, or do you make acquisitions without seller financing?
We do, but we don't, we don't offer nowhere near full price.
Well, if you think you're gonna lowball to get the deal, we'll pass.
I'll tell you right now, we, we, we've gone through your financials and we understand that it's probably worth about $1.1 million. Is that an opportunity for you or not? No, you're, we're, we're, we're waiting. Good luck. Good luck selling your, good luck selling your house. Good luck selling your investment. Blythe, California is not going to support your price. California? I, I 100% own way more than you, sir. And he ends the phone call. So that's the red flag, right? Burn your, burn your red flags, right? This guy has lied multiple times trying to sell it. It's not worth it. It's 100% not worth it.