
Cash, seller finance, mortgage takeover, or a hybrid of the last two. Every option explained, every tradeoff printed next to it, and your attorney invited to the table.
The plain one. A number, a closing date, and no bank in the room.
You play the bank. Higher price, paid over time, secured by the house you just sold.
The existing loan stays put, and someone else takes on the payments and the house. The industry calls it “subject-to.”
A mortgage takeover for the loan, plus seller financing for the equity. Two problems, one closing.
