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Land Contract, Contract for Deed, or Mortgage in Michigan
We bought an REO in Saginaw that was an Agreement for Deed/ Land Contract that the tenants were evicted in the past. We could not sell it due to not getting a quit claim deed from the prior owners. We finally tracked them down and we actually ended up arranging to sell it back to them for a little more than we paid vs taking a loss due to the property being partial stripped in the mean time.
My question is I can get a HUD mortgage and use that with a HUD note, or we can do another Land Contract or Contract for Deed. We do want to be able to take the property back easily if they miss the payments.
Any suggestions as to what we should use? Land Contract, Contract for Deed, or Mortgage.
Thanks to all who reply.