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Andrew Malik
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Delanco, NJ
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Wells Fargo Reverse Mortgage...anyone have any experience?

Andrew Malik
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Delanco, NJ
Posted

Hello!

I am working with a family who wants to sell their home and it has a reverse mortgage with Wells Fargo. I will be purchasing the home with cash and it needs A LOT of work.

Basically, the house is worth $300k ARV, the mortgage on the property is around $200k and the house in its' current condition is worth maybe around $100k. I have permission from the sellers to talk to the bank and I am waiting for the authorization to appear in Wells Fargo's system.

Does anyone have any experience with purchasing properties with reverse mortgages? It seems like most of the balance of the mortgage is just interest that is added on to the principal. Would it work just like a short sale?

Any tips would be much appreciated! Thanks!

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