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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

"Subject To" Purchase from a Motivated Seller (HUD Home)
Hi BP,
Quick question that I can't seem to get a straight answer on:
I have a VERY motivated seller who needs to sell their home, like, yesterday.
The only potential red flag I see is they purchased the home from HUD in 2007.
Payments and taxes are all up to speed, but they only have about $20k in equity.
Is this a deal worth exploring as a "Subject To" purchase?
Or should I steer clear from this sort of scenario? I'm a bit foggy on the rules around HUD home purchases and creative financing.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I really want to help this seller out, but not sure if it's even possible.
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- Real Estate Professional
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This not a "HUD home". It doesn't matter who they bought it from, only who their mortgage is with, and due on sale possibilities with that lender.