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What is Seller Will Carry?
"Seller Will Carry" is a company focused on selling properties where the "Seller Will Carry" the financing. Simply put, seller carry financing is owner-provided financing. The seller acts as the bank or lender and carries a mortgage on the property, collecting monthly payments from the buyer. When this type of agreement is made, sellers receive documents that describe the terms and conditions of the loan: a mortgage, trust deed, land contract or another similar document.
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Seller carrybacks can also be referred to as owner financing or seller financing.
STOP RENTING, BUY NOW!
Are you fed up with throwing away your hard earned money every month on rent? Do you want to put your family into a beautiful place they can call home?
What's stopping you? Credit? Past Issues?
There are different ways to buy a home without needing to qualify through a bank. With an owner financed home you don’t have to face the immediate scrutiny that lenders will put you through, even if you have what you think are "problems".
How Does Owner Financing Work?
Owner financing is best for people who can't qualify for a traditional bank loan (mortgage) just don't want to get a mortgage through a bank at all. This is perfect for business owners who write off many expenses & show way less income, or if you went through a divorce, bankruptcy, foreclosure, or have absolutely no credit at all. Some of the benefits of owner financing are:
-->Your Income Is Your Qualification<--
-->10% Down Payments<--
-->Up to 55% Debt-to-Income Ratio is accepted (DTI)<--
-->No Pre-payment penalty or Ballon payments<--
A Rent To Own is the common term for a lease with an option to buy. It is a perfect solution for people who do not have the full down payment yet. You might have 5%, 6%, or maybe even 9% and just need more time to save up the rest. This is a great option to put your money to use right away by putting that money down, moving into the house, and you'll have up to 6 months (178 days) to save up the rest of the down payment while you live in the house you're going to buy!