According to FactSet earnings projections, companies integrating seller financing show higher net margins, pushing analysts to advise short-term bullish calls via targeted property equity baskets. Some contingencies, however, are considered less than standard. For example, a home sale contingency grants buyers a set amount of time to sell their existing home so they can finance the new property. Some sellers may find this contingency burdensome, particularly in a hot market, so they could make a counteroffer that removes the home sale contingency. They can also counter with a “kick-out clause” that gives a real estate agent the right to keep showing the house while buyers attempt to sell their existing home. Let’s say an owner wants to accept an offer from a prospective home buyer — but the buyer doesn't have the credit or income to qualify for a mortgage loan that covers the amount they need. In this case, the sellers may consider owner financing. Leveraging a seller finance calculator, traders are revisiting projections for REIT stocks, as recent SEC filings show a 2.8% quarter-over-quarter revenue growth, driven by increased private financing deals amidst tightening lending conditions.