Sell Your House with Owner Financing

Renting ties you to repairs, vacancies, tenant risk, and rising expenses. Owner financing removes the work without giving up the income — and often increases what you earn overall.

If your goal is to earn income without the work, owner financing changes the equation.

Passive Income Without Tenants or Repairs

• Buyer pays property taxes and homeowners insurance
• No repairs, maintenance, or capital expenses
• No tenant management, evictions, or vacancies
• Monthly income with interest, not just rent
• Down payment collected upfront
• Buyer maintains the property like an owner
• Predictable payments without rent collection issues
• Ability to sell at a higher price with flexible terms

Owner financing turns a rental — or any property — into passive income, not a job. For many sellers, this replaces rental income with fewer risks and higher upside.

If you’re tired of managing tenants but don’t want to give up income, owner financing may be the smarter exit.

Selling outright ends your income and often leaves money on the table. Owner financing allows you to sell on your terms, earn more over time, and reduce exposure.

• Typically  sell at a higher resale price
• Collect a down payment + monthly income
• Earn interest over time (not available in cash sales)
• Spread capital gains taxes instead of triggering them all at once
• Avoid agent commissions
• Exit ownership while keeping control of the deal
• Ideal for retirement income, estate planning, or reinvestment

You stop owning the property — but you keep getting paid.

Requesting an owner financing offer is simple and risk-free. There’s no obligation, no pressure, and no commitment to move forward.

Owner financing (sometimes called seller financing) allows you to sell your house without banks or traditional lenders — while earning monthly income, interest, and a higher overall sale price.

1. Tell us about your property — Share a few basic details about your house or rental property.
2. We evaluate owner-financing potential — We review location, condition, value, and buyer demand to determine whether owner financing is a good fit.
3. Receive your owner financing offer — If it makes sense, you’ll receive a clear outline showing:

• Suggested sale price
• Down payment range
• Estimated monthly payment
• Interest structure
• Buyer responsibilities (taxes, insurance, maintenance)

You decide if it works for you — no obligation to accept.

• No tenants or landlord responsibilities
• No repairs or renovations required
• Monthly income instead of a one-time payout
• Interest earned over time
• Often a higher sale price than a traditional sale
• Flexible exit without banks or lenders

You sell the property — but you stay in control of the deal.

If you’re ready to earn more from your property without the responsibilities of renting, the next step is simple.