FAQ

Seller financing is an arrangement where the seller of a property provides
financing to the buyer instead of a traditional lender.

Buyers who may not qualify for traditional financing due to factors such as low credit scores, limited income, or recent bankruptcies may be eligible for
seller financing

Seller financing typically involves the seller holding a mortgage on the
property. The buyer makes payments to the seller, similar to a traditional mortgage.

Seller financing can offer flexibility, faster closing times, and potentially lower interest rates compared to traditional mortgages.

Your eligibility for seller financing will depend on various factors, including
your income, the property’s value, and other factors.

Interest rates for seller financing can vary depending on market conditions
and the risk profile of the buyer

The seller may have the right to foreclose on the property if you default on your payments.

We’ll guide you through the process, including negotiating terms, obtaining
financing, and closing on the property.

We’ll provide a list of necessary documents, including proof of income, bank statements, government ID, and more.

Closing costs for seller financing can vary, but they are generally the same
traditional mortgage closing costs.

The prepayment terms may vary depending on the agreement.

We can assist you in finding properties that fit within your budget and
preferences.

The timeline can vary depending on various factors, but we strive to close
deals efficiently.