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Norman Romero
  • South Gate, CA
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Buying out loans to purchase a property

Norman Romero
  • South Gate, CA
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Hello BP Community,

I've been stumped on a question asked to me by my friend. "When a seller still owes money to the bank, What kind of seller is more likely to sell their house? Seller A-someone who owns 75% of the equity and is behind on their payments and really wants to move. Seller B- someone who owns 50% equity, isn't behind on their payments but really wants to move. Seller C- Someone who owns 25% of their equity, is behind on payments but doesn't want to move."  

I know it sounds like a classroom question but I just dont know how to answer that haha. 

any thoughts?

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