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Sure. It may have to be disclosed in some of the closing or mortgage documents, but it is fairly common. Frequently done in various financing arrangements where owner financing is being done. There are certainly many possible hazards in any advanced or complex financing - especially when your selling the property and remaining liable for the loan that the buyer is getting, all linked to the house you won't be owning. Yes, you'll get the money from the loan, but, if he doesn't make payments, you could NOT own or occupy the property (or even have a lot of recourse), but be responsible for paying for it.

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