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Updated over 16 years ago, 08/06/2008

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Brian Smith
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Hypothetical Scenarios

Brian Smith
  • Ohio
Posted

Let's say I'm selling a house with an existing mortgage as a wrap.

1. The owner stops making the payments - Who is responsible for the mortgage - Me? If so how do I get them out of the house?

2. The Due on Sale clause is evoked. Who is responsible for the balance - Me? If so, how do I get the buyer to pay up and/or get out? How does the buyer rapidly refinance to pay off existing mortgage? Would I have to provide proof that buyer has sufficient equity?

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