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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Assumption with a unpaid balance
I was driving for dollars recently when I found a great opportunity for a rental.
After a week of search and calls I found the home owner. He attempted to put the home under bankruptcy about 2 years ago and it "fell out". Not sure what that means or how that happens.
Currently there is 30k in an unpaid balance. The remaining mortgage amount makes it a great value for a short sale.
What are my options here (creatively) I don't want to list this as a primary residence just yet and right now the owners lender says they need the remaining balance paid to CONSIDER a assumption loan.
Has anyone gone through this?
What is the best way to acquire this property without bringing hard money into it. Loaded question, I expect a very different answers...
Thank you