You should be able to amend the contract to stipulate seller financing.  

We have accepted contracts from owners in escrow in the past and each time the deal falls through  and often never comes to fruition so the contract had to be amended.

The company will have me sign a very agreeable amendment and will pay the monthly rent directly.

I amend more H&R Block returns than any thing else. 

They remain "with the land" and whenever you purchase a property within, you automatically agree to abide by all of those Governing Documents and properly documented amendments.

Residential real estate is governed by the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988. 

The type of business sometimes matters too (for example, a licensed taxi driver in Philadelphia has a tough time making ends meet the last few years due to competition from UberX and Lyft).So start by getting the applicant to give you physical (or electronic) copies of at least the last two years worth of tax returns, plus the applicant must give you completed and signed copies of IRS form 4506T covering every year of tax returns being submitted; if any of those are amended returns, you must require that you be given the original un-amended return as well.

The beneficiaries are then named in the amended lawsuit which then gets filed.

Sometimes escrow will ask for an Amendment to the initial/A-to-B contract for seller to acknowledge that the buyer is changing. 

Then all escrow needs to do is draft an amendment.