Owner Financed Land in Texas

Absolutely! Owner financing is the best way to own land in Texas for anyone debating renting vs owning in today’s market or looking for a weekend retreat, a family getaway, or their first piece of land. If you have ever been frustrated by strict credit requirements, long approval times, or unexpected loan denials, owner financing offers a simpler, more flexible path to land ownership.

Owner financing with Liberation Ranches means:

• No strict credit requirements: We review applications case by case so your dream of owning land is not determined by a number.
• Lower upfront costs: Skip the large down payments, add-on fees like PMI, and balloon payments offered by traditional lenders.
• Predictable payments: Our fixed-rate mortgages ensure your payments do not suddenly increase over time.

Immediate land access: With a traditional mortgage, you might wait weeks after closing before stepping foot on your property. With us, put money down and you can start enjoying your land the very next day.

With owner financing, Liberation Ranches holds the deed until the loan is fully paid off—just like a bank would with a traditional mortgage. But unlike banks, we make the process faster, more transparent, and easier to navigate.

Here’s how it works:

1. You choose your land and sign a purchase agreement.
2. We finance the property for you, and you begin making payments.
3. Once your loan is paid off, the deed is officially transferred to your name.

During this time, you have full access to your land. You can live, build, and improve on the property while making payments.

Property taxes are your responsibility when you purchase owner-financed land in Texas. With Liberation Ranches, you don’t have to worry about missing deadlines or tracking tax changes. Everything is handled for you so you can focus on enjoying your land.

Here’s how it works:

1. Your monthly payment includes property taxes: Each month, the loan servicer collects and escrows a portion of your payment to cover taxes.
2. The loan servicer pays the taxes for you: At the end of the year, they send the payment directly to the county on your behalf.
3. If there’s a shortage, you’ll be notified: If taxes increase and there’s not enough in escrow, the loan servicer will contact you for the additional amount.

Your tax payments are adjusted yearly: The loan servicer reviews your tax liability annually and adjusts your monthly escrow amount if needed, ensuring everything stays up to date.