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In this video, the presenter addresses a subscriber's confusion regarding the difference between owner financing and a contract for deed, often called an installment plan contract. The speaker clarifies that while these terms are closely related, they are not identical. The key distinction lies in the timing of the deed transfer. Owner financing occurs when the seller acts as the bank and provides financing directly to the buyer, typically retaining the deed until the buyer has paid in full. Meanwhile, a contract for deed is a specific type of owner financing where the buyer makes payments over time, with the deed transferring only after the final payment. The video aims to simplify these concepts for viewers.