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- verb transitive To
finance too much.
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Examples
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If you decide to overfinance, you must always explain both the benefits and the risks to the seller, make sure that he understands the implications, and ask him to sign an affidavit agreeing to the overfinance.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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You should only overfinance a property if you have an absolute profit-maker in which to invest the leftover funds.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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One way to persuade him to agree to the overfinance is to offer him security on both his property and on another piece of property you own.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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The higher the overfinance, the more acute the problem becomes.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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Let’s take a look at one of them, called the “overfinance” technique.
Nothing Down for the 2000s Robert G. Allen 2004
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