Homes with Seller Financing in Pahrump, NV

The seller acts as the lender, so you make payments to them under a negotiated agreement instead of, or alongside, a traditional bank mortgage. The MLS flag tells you the seller has indicated some openness to it. The actual structure still has to be agreed on for each home.

Right now 190 homes are listed on this page, with a median list price of $45,000. Most fall between $14,000 and $451,000. The median size is 2,233 square feet, at a median of $214 per square foot.

No. Down payment, interest rate, loan length and any balloon payment are all negotiated between buyer and seller. Ask the listing agent what the seller will consider, then have a real estate attorney or title company review the paperwork before you sign. If the seller still has a mortgage on the property, that can affect what they are able to offer.

Water in Pahrump comes from domestic wells or private utilities such as Pahrump Utility Co. and Desert Utilities. A new domestic well in the Pahrump Basin generally requires relinquishing 2 acre-feet of water rights unless the parcel already has rights dedicated. If a utility line runs in the street, a new well will likely be denied, so confirm the water source for any home you consider.

Some do and some don't. About 6% of the listings on this page carry HOA dues, and the median is $42 per month for those that have them. Check each listing for its dues and what they cover, since rural-estate parcels often have none.