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Purchasing a reverse mortgage home-question
I've been looking to invest in a second property. A house I've been watching just dropped from $123K to $105K today so I want to jump on it before someone else does. My realtor was busy this afternoon so I placed a call to the listing agent. She gave me some basic information but mentioned that the home was 'lender owned as the result of a reverse mortgage'. She also mentioned that since it was a reverse mortgage, there would be no negotiations in price. While I think the new price is decent, the property needs lots of work. I can't imagine this is correct (the no negotiation statement). Anyone have any experience with this?
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Actually, no. With a RM the lender Must get 95% of the FHA appraisal they did, in order to get reimbursed by FHA. So, they do have a hard number they have to get.