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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
What happens if you refinance and then sell?
If you refinance a property and then sell it, Who pays the interests for refinancing? You or the new owner?
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Sup Fili, Not sure if I completely understand your question?
Simple answer.
When selling, it's accustomed the seller payoff any existing liens to deliver equitable title to buyer. That includes any interest owed on the debt.
The fact that the seller refinanced before selling, is irrelevant to buyer in a traditional sale. Seller owes what they owe.