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Seller financing is a creative way to buy real estate without relying on traditional bank loans. Instead, the seller acts as the lender, allowing the buyer to make payments directly to them over time. This flexible approach can help buyers purchase properties faster, often with lower upfront costs, and gives sellers the opportunity to earn interest on the financed amount. It’s a win-win for both sides—ideal for unique situations where traditional financing might not fit.
We work with you to structure a deal that meets your goals—deciding on the down payment, interest rate, and monthly payment schedule. You stay in control of the terms.
We work with you to structure a deal that meets your goals—deciding on the down payment, interest rate, and monthly payment schedule. You stay in control of the terms.
We work with you to structure a deal that meets your goals—deciding on the down payment, interest rate, and monthly payment schedule. You stay in control of the terms.
If you’re looking to sell faster, maximize your return, and create passive income without the hassle of traditional buyers or banks, seller financing could be the perfect fit. It’s ideal for sellers who want flexible terms and steady monthly payments while helping more buyers access your property.
“They answered all my questions. The process was very smooth. They helped solve the problems that I was having with the property”
Sabrina Toth (Previous Owner of 3006 Park Drive, Cleveland, OH 44134)
Cristina Ruiz (Previous Owner of 4216 W 49th St Cleveland, OH 44144)
Hesham Sabeiha (Previous Owner of 1517 Robinwood Ave Lakewood, OH)
Please reach us at Info@ProsperPathProeprties.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Seller financing is when you, the seller, provide financing directly to the buyer. Instead of going through a bank, the buyer makes payments to you over time, based on agreed terms.
We use legally binding agreements like promissory notes and security documents that protect your rights and ensure the buyer follows through with payments.
In most cases, yes, you hold a lien on the property until the buyer pays off the loan. This gives you legal rights to reclaim the property if the buyer defaults.
No, it can work for a variety of properties—residential, land, commercial, etc. It’s flexible depending on your goals.
The agreements include default protections. If payments stop, you have legal options to reclaim the property and protect your investment.
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