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Advocard [28]
1 year ago
14

Gray purchases a home from black. gray will pay $700 a month, and a balloon payment and title transfer will take place in five y

ears. this is a:_____.
Business
1 answer:
Darina [25.2K]1 year ago
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Gray purchases a home from black. gray will pay $700 a month, and a balloon payment and title transfer will take place in five years. this is a contract for deed.

A contract for deed  which is sometimes called as an installment purchase contract or installment sale agreement,  is a real estate transaction in which the seller finances the  purchase of the property rather than a third party  such as a bank or credit union or any other mortgage lender does.

It is often used when any buyer does not qualify for a conventional mortgage.

Contracts for deed are a financing option for property transactions between family members or friends. Some nonprofit housing organizations also use them to help the low income families  in finding a path to homeownership.

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