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Ron K.
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Ron K.
  • Property Manager
  • Miami, FL
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House was abandoned for 6 months and has a reverse mortgage $370K but FMV is around $220. For purpose of negotiating with lender:

1.  Should I get reports/estimates from both Inspector and GC?   

2. Should I leave it in as is condition, outgrown grass outside and a bit messy inside?

3. I have access to it, is it ok to sublease it while nego?  

Thanks.         

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Jim Viens
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Jim Viens
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kansas City, KS
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Wow...that's quite a spread in the numbers. Owe $370 with ARV of $220?? Estimates won't hurt but may or may not help...depends on the bank. I wouldn't do a thing to the property until you've closed on it. Too many things can go sideways and I'd hate to lose the money I've put into a property that ended up not closing.

Just my .02

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