Seller Financing
Seller financing is when a home seller acts as a mortgage lender and extends the home buyer a mortgage loan. Rather than paying the bank or another lender, a home buyer pays the seller directly in seller financing. Seller financing can be risky. Learn how seller financing works here.
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What To Consider With Owner Financing
Added January 19, 2009 by Ilyce R. Glink and Samuel J. TamkinI've got an investment property that the renter is interested in buying. I am considering offering them owner financing, but am not sure where to get the documents written up. Also, the house has a mortgage in my name. If I do sell them the house, what will my lender do?
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