Seller (Owner) Financing in the Hudson Valley – Keep the Cash Flow

Seller financing · owner financing

Sell Your Property, Keep the Cash Flow and Spread Out Your Taxes

Owner financing lets you sell your Hudson Valley property while collecting monthly payments with interest — often attracting more buyers and spreading capital gains over time.

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Seller financing guide: sell your property, keep the cash flow and minimize taxes
Benefits

Why Sellers Choose Owner Financing

Steady Monthly Income

Receive principal and interest payments instead of one lump sum.

A Bigger Buyer Pool

Reach buyers and investors who have limited access to traditional loans.

Potential Tax Deferral

An installment sale may let you report the gain as payments are received rather than all in the year of sale.

Secured by the Property

Your note is secured by the real estate you sold.

Options

Popular Seller-Financing Structures

Note & Mortgage (Seller Carryback)

The buyer takes title; you hold a first or second note secured by the property. Notes can often be sold or assigned later.

Land Contract / Contract for Deed

The buyer makes monthly payments and receives the deed after payoff; you keep title until then.

Lease Option / Lease Purchase

The buyer rents with an option to buy — often a fit for buyers rebuilding credit.

Wraparound

Payments wrap an existing low-rate mortgage. Requires careful legal review of the existing loan terms.

Interest-Only With Balloon

Lower monthly payments with a lump-sum payoff at a set date.

Example

What Owner Financing Could Look Like

You sell a $600,000 rental property and carry a $500,000 note at 7% interest, fully amortized over 10 years.

  • Monthly payment to you: about $5,805 (principal + interest)
  • Total interest earned over 10 years: about $196,600
  • Capital gain potentially reported over the life of the note

Illustration only. Actual terms, payments and tax treatment vary. Depreciation recapture is generally taxed in the year of sale even in an installment sale. This is not tax, legal or financial advice — consult your CPA and attorney.

Hudson Valley rental property that could be sold with owner financing
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