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Ray Burrola
  • Investor
  • Sierra Vista, AZ
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Taking over an existing mortgage,,

Ray Burrola
  • Investor
  • Sierra Vista, AZ
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Hello BP members. I am taking over a mortgage from a family member. She has already paid 12 years of the 30 year loan. I chose NOT to do an assumption because I don't want the mortgage to affect my credit and debt to income ratio. We agreed to keep her original mortgage in her name. Under our agreement I will have 100% ownership. However for the remaining 18 years of the loan it will still be in her name. I know I need to be placed on the title but I'm trying to figure out how to protect myself and be able to show I have 100% control of the property although her name will be on the mortgage. As well as preventing the due on Sale clause.

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