Lease option
Learn how a lease option can help a seller earn rent now, set a future purchase price, and reach buyers who need time before financing.
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Alternative ways to sell a house
Five structures, five different combinations of timing, title, financing, income, and risk. Start with the outcome you need, then learn what each path actually requires.
Rent to own
A seller guide to rent-to-own home sales, including buyer screening, rent credits, purchase deadlines, benefits, and risks.
Read the seller guideOwner financing
Understand seller financing, including promissory notes, liens, down payments, monthly income, servicing, safeguards, and seller risks.
Read the seller guideSubject to
A candid seller guide to subject-to transactions: how title and loan responsibility differ, due-on-sale risk, safeguards, and alternatives.
Read the seller guideLoan assumption
Learn how assumable mortgages can help sellers market a favorable loan rate, how lender approval works, and when release of liability matters.
Read the seller guideUse the right starting point
A structure only works when the underlying problem is clear.
A seller who needs all equity in 14 days has a different decision than a seller who can wait three years for a higher total return. A low-rate assumable loan creates different options than a conventional mortgage with a due-on-sale clause.
Before discussing a method, gather the mortgage statement, note if available, estimated property value, repair needs, rent estimate, title issues, and your real deadline.
See the full evaluation process →Which sale structure fits your property?
Share the basics about your home and priorities. We’ll use them to frame the options worth discussing—without assuming one strategy fits every seller.