Seller financing, explained

Seller financing means the seller — not a bank — finances part of the purchase price, typically after a down payment, with the balance paid over an agreed schedule directly to the seller. It can make a purchase more accessible, particularly for international buyers who may not easily access local bank financing.

Before relying on it: ask for the exact down payment, schedule, interest (if any), and what happens on late payment or default, in writing, verified by your own attorney. Terms vary by opportunity and are never generic.