Seller Financing & Deed of Trust
We prepare and record the Deed of Trust and Promissory Note. Secure and straightforward.
Overview
When a seller carries the financing, the transaction requires proper documentation to protect both parties. We handle the preparation and recording of the Deed of Trust and Promissory Note, ensuring every detail is secure and straightforward. Our team makes seller financed transactions as smooth as traditional closings, with clear terms and proper legal structure.
Key Benefits
- Deed of Trust preparation and recording
- Promissory Note documentation
- Protection for both buyer and seller
- Clear terms and proper legal structure
- Escrow services for ongoing payments
- Compliant with state specific regulations
Frequently Asked Questions
Seller financing, also called owner financing, is when the property seller provides a loan to the buyer instead of (or in addition to) the buyer obtaining a traditional mortgage. The buyer makes payments directly to the seller according to agreed upon terms outlined in a Promissory Note, and the property is secured by a Deed of Trust.
A seller financed transaction requires a Promissory Note (outlining loan terms, interest rate, payment schedule, and default provisions) and a Deed of Trust (securing the loan against the property). The Title Guy prepares, reviews, and records both documents to protect both the buyer and seller.
Yes. Seller financing is legal in all states we serve, including Missouri, Illinois, Colorado, Florida, and Indiana. Each state has specific regulations regarding interest rates, disclosures, and documentation requirements, and our team ensures full compliance.
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