Owner Financing for Land Purchase | Terms Deal with LaVie

Terms Deal - Financing Land with Monthly Payments

For those who prefer a more flexible payment plan, LaVie offers terms deals with owner financing at 0% interest.

This allows buyers to pay a small down payment followed by affordable monthly installments over an agreed-upon period. This method makes land ownership accessible to everyone, with no credit checks or bank involvement.

After selecting the property and paying the one-time document fee, the monthly payment plan begins, and ownership is transferred once all payments are completed.

Advantages of Terms Deal:

  • Spread payments over time with no interest.
  • No banks or credit checks involved.
  • Affordable and flexible.

Steps for Terms Purchase:

  1. Choose your land.
  2. Pay the document fee and down payment.
  3. Start monthly payments.
  4. Complete payments, and ownership is transferred.

Disadvantage:

  • Limitation: No permanent structures allowed until the land is fully paid off.


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