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Typically, real property is acquired with funds obtained through financing, which is traditionally provided by a financial institution, mortgage company, or third party that takes back a mortgage or deed of trust on the property as security for the proceeds funded. Seller Financing, often referred to as a private mortgage, land contract, or a carry-back note, is when the seller agrees to let the buyer purchase property over a period of time, and the buyer contracts to make principal and interest payments directly to the seller.

If you're considering Seller Financing to purchase property, please contact us to learn more about how our services can protect your investment.