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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pre-foreclosure land trust
I'm interested in marketing for motivated sellers in pre-foreclosure. I'd be interested in paying any back payments and taking over the existing mortgage using a land trust as long as it'd be a win win situation. Is this being done? Why haven't I heard much about this strategy? Can I do it in New York? What do theses deals typically look like (how many payments are these homeowners usually behind and how much is a land trust?)? And finally, can it be without using
a land trust?
Thanks!
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Wayne Brooks
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Nothing magic about a land trust. Why do you think you need one? Owners can be 5 months, or 5 years behind. Most will be upside down. It's called sub2, and done every day.