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Adam V.
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Seller Financed Wrap Around Question

Adam V.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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I'm currently negotiating a seller financed wrap around mortgage for 12 months on a property I intend to rent out. Normally I would get a landlord's insurance policy on the property but in this case I'm concerned the DOS will be called when the seller's lender sees a change in policy. The seller does have a typical homeowners policy on the property.

Couple of questions:

What do most folks who do Sub 2 and wrap around deals typically do to avoid this? Would my umbrella policy suffice for 12 months? Can I still get a Landlord policy in my own name without notifying the seller's lender? Is 12 months too short to worry about DOS?

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
  • Rental Property Investor
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I have had myself added as an additionally insured party before.  Should be easy as the seller changes his owner's policy into a LL policy.  That definitely needs to happen.  The premium will most likely increase a little.   

I also pay the mortgage directly from my mgt co (which I have for my rentals only).  If that's an option for you, I'd do that as well, but it may not matter much if you pay electronically. 

Just curious - how did you source this deal @Adam V.?  What type of deed will you use to take ownership?  Thanks! 

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