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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Appropriately Insuring House with Wrap Around Mortgage
House was my primary residence, then rental. When I sell it, I will keep my mortgage on the property and owner-finance it to the buyers.
This generates at least an extra $50k+ on the deal in interest, but even my own insurance company isn't sure how a claim would be handled.
I HAVE to keep my insurance policy on the property according to my lender. Should the Buyer get a 2nd insurance policy on the house?
Or should I charge the Buyers the amount I pay for the policy, instead of them getting their own policy?
My insurance agent has no idea how to deal with a wrap around mortgage... Who here knows the best way to proceed?