Explore your options

See what your sale could actually look like.

Creative financing can sound abstract. This puts real numbers to it — what you'd receive up front, each month, and over time — so you can decide what works for you.

Everything here is negotiable. These sliders aren't a take-it-or-leave-it offer — they're a starting point. Move them around, see what feels fair, and we'll build the real terms together.

Seller financing

You become the bank. The buyer pays you directly over time, on terms you set.

Subject‑to

The buyer takes over your existing mortgage payments. The loan stays in place.

Hybrid

Buyer takes over your loan and you carry a note for part of the rest.

Your income each month
$0
paid to you by the buyer
Down payment up front$0
Monthly payment to you$0
Balloon payoff$0
Total you receive$0
Extra earned vs. the price$0

The "extra earned" is the interest you collect for carrying the loan — money a traditional cash sale wouldn't give you.

Cash in your hand now
$0
at closing, plus your payment off your plate
Monthly payment you stop making$0
That's per year$0
Debt taken off your plate$0

Worth understanding: in a subject‑to, the loan stays in your name until the buyer pays it off or refinances. That's why trust and the right paperwork matter — and exactly the kind of thing we'd walk through together before anything is signed.

Cash now + monthly income
$0
cash at closing
Monthly income from your note$0
Monthly payment relief$0
Debt taken off your plate$0
Total from your note over time$0

Worth understanding: the loan that's taken over stays in your name until paid off or refinanced. We'd cover how that's handled and protected before you commit.

Estimates for illustration only — not an offer or financial advice.

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Let's talk through your actual situation and shape the terms around what works for you — not the other way around.

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