Seller financing belongs in the teaser—not in a footnote

When buyers are liquidity-constrained or sellers want to bridge a valuation gap, carry is not a gimmick—it is the instrument that makes the transaction possible. The hard part has always been surfacing that intent without exposing more than you should in public.

We foreground motivation and creative-structure signals so buyers can self-select and sellers waste fewer hours on mismatches. The serious stuff—collateral, covenants, default remedies—still belongs in documents your attorneys draft, not in a public paragraph.

Use the marketplace to narrow the field; use your deal team to make the structure bulletproof. Education pages and calculators here are illustrations, not substitutes for legal or tax advice.