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Zachary Wells
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Interesting situation - helping a friend

Zachary Wells
  • Specialist
  • Red Oak, TX
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Hey guys, 

I have a friend who's about to lose her house because A) They are behind on payments and the bank is trying to evict them, and B) The deed is in her late husbands name but the mortgage is in her name so she's having trouble making moves on it. Is there a way I can help her by taking over the mortgage and renting the house back to her? Or is that going to be difficult with the deed being in his name? Or is there some loop hole i can advise her of that will help her maintain a roof over her head?

Thanks in advance

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