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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller has multiple mods
Question for the Guru's...
I am doing a deep dive on a property that looks viable at a given price point.
While searching the county records I noticed the current seller has done a loan modification every year since the purchase of the property after purchasing with a very short term (90 day) original loan.
The loan was between $1-3M...
Why would a buyer go into that scenario?
I'm attempting to back into how much may be left on the note, but the above is a curveball.