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Explore installment land contracts, which are alternatives to traditional mortgages and deeds of trust, where the seller finances the sale. The purchaser agrees to make installment payments to the seller with the seller retaining title as security for the buyer’s obligations. Refer to this installment land contracts state law survey for state-specific laws governing these types of agreements.
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