Indiana Owner Financing Homes, Houses, Townhomes, Condos

INOwnerFinancing.com is your resource for owner financing homes, houses, townhomes, and condos located in Indiana. Whether you are looking for a Contract for Deed in IN or possibly you need an owner to carry a second mortgage, you have found the best resource for owner financing homes in Indiana.

Rent to Own Homes in IN

Another form of owner financing can be Rent to Own. Your best source for Rent to Own houses and homes in Indiana is located at IN Rent to Own.

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Owner Financed Homes by Area in Indiana

Anderson and Anderson County (3 homes)
Fort Wayne, Auburn, Columbia City, Huntington, and Vicinity (2 homes)
Indianapolis, Noblesville, Greenfield, Shelbyville, Brownsburg, and Vicinity (43 homes)
Kokomo, Howard County, Tipton County, and Miami County (1 home)
Madison, Hanover, and Jefferson County (1 home)
Northwest Indiana, Lake County, Gary, and Porter County (1 home)
Indianapolis, Noblesville, Greenfield, Shelbyville, Brownsburg, and Vicinity (4 homes)
Northwest Indiana, Lake County, Gary, and Porter County (1 home)

What is a Contract for Deed?

A Contract for Deed (aka 'installment land contract) is an agreement wherein the buyer makes payments on an arrangement similar to an vehicle financing. The seller has legal title to the property as security for payment, while the buyer has 'equitable' title. When the buyer pays the full amount due under the contract, the seller delivers legal title to the buyer.

Equitable title gives the buyer the right to live in the property, improve it, rent it and otherwise enjoy all of the benefits of ownership. However, since the buyer does not have legal title, he cannot use it as collateral for a home equity loan (although in some states, banks will lend against an equitable interest in a land contract).

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How does Rent to Own Work?

'Lease-option' or more commonly called a Rent to Own describes the process whereby you are only buying the right to buy a home at some time in the future at a given price (or again, at a price to be determined). With a lease option you are under no legal obligation to buy the property ('exercise your option') if you determine that doing so is not in your best interest.

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