Florida Owner Financing — Buy or Sell with No Bank
Owner financing in Florida allows buyers to purchase homes without a traditional mortgage lender — and allows sellers to earn monthly income from their property. Cash Offer Or Terms facilitates both sides.
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What Is Florida Owner Financing?
Florida owner financing (also called seller financing or owner carry) is a real estate transaction where the property seller finances the purchase directly for the buyer — instead of the buyer going through a bank or mortgage lender.
In a typical Florida owner finance transaction: the buyer makes a down payment, agrees to monthly principal and interest payments to the seller, and takes possession of the home. The seller holds a promissory note and deed of trust securing their interest until the loan is paid.
This is an ideal solution for Florida buyers who cannot qualify for traditional bank financing — including self-employed borrowers, buyers with credit challenges, and investors.
Florida Owner Finance — For Sellers
If you own a Florida property free-and-clear (or have significant equity), you can sell with owner financing and receive monthly payments with interest — rather than a lump-sum cash offer.
We handle all deal structuring, legal documentation, payment collection, and servicing. You simply receive your monthly income.
Seller Financing Example
- 🏠 Property value: $200,000
- 💵 Cash offer: ~$165,000–$175,000 lump sum
- 📅 Seller finance: $190,000 at 7% = ~$1,300/mo
- 💰 Total received over 25 years: $390,000+
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