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Makenzie Kelly
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  • Livermore, CA
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Land Contract Mess in Indianapolis - What are the remedies?

Makenzie Kelly
  • Investor
  • Livermore, CA
Posted

Hey Ya'll,

This is an interesting one, and I know next-to-nothing about Land Contracts, time for me to learn!  This seller is looking to me as a potential buyer, and if I can solve his debacle, he may end up just tossing the property over at a severe discount. He is making nothing on it now.

Situation: 3 years ago, the owner and occupant signed a written Land Contract Deal. It was never recorded at the county, just maintained as a written and executed contract.  The occupant lost his job over a year ago and stopped paying. (not sure what the failure to pay clause or remedy is on the contract)  Now the owner is saying the lawyers think it is $4k-$5k to get him out of the property.  He feels like because it was never recorded that it shouldn't cost him this much.

Any remedies?  What would you do?  

Thank you!  Makenzie

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