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Henry Kaldenbaugh
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Reverse Mortgage owner death

Henry Kaldenbaugh
  • Verde Valley Arizona USA
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I came across an interesting situation.  there are (4) foreclosures that I have looked at and Matt at Montezuma Realty has informed me that they are the result of an owner who took out a reverse mortgage and subsewuently died.  I was also informed that FNMA can accept no less than the listed price for the properties for a period of 6 months after they are listed because they guaranteed the reverse mortgage.   Why the long wait at an inflated appraisal.  Anyone with insight into how to approach these?

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Brian Hout
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  • Tempe, AZ
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Brian Hout
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Tempe, AZ
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@Henry Kaldenbaugh they may need to be probated to establish a personal representative of the estate who is authorized to sign the offer. Once the offer is signed the attorney presents to the court for approval of the sale. On a reverse mortgage, the lender typically gives the family 1 year to resolve the issue, either by probate or selling the home.

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