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Updated almost 11 years ago, 01/07/2014

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Marty Happle
  • Investor
  • Perth Amboy, NJ
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Is this legal and/or ethical?

Marty Happle
  • Investor
  • Perth Amboy, NJ
Posted

A friend of mine is behind on his mortgage and facing foreclosure due to an injury that kept him out of work for over 18 months. Someone offered to purchase his house if a short sale can get approved and lease it back to him with a chance to purchase it down the road. If this is legal, how would you be able to protect yourself from this investor taking the house?

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