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Buying a home that is still occupied
Bought many rentals but never one that was still occupied. I like the house and location. I can't do an inspection so I would be buying it blind. If I could work a deal with the bank for the price I want this was my plan for the occupant:
Inform them about the transfer of ownership.
Then give them the option:
1. Pay rent to me
2. Buy it back from me as I would finance them the loan
3. They would have to leave
I want input from people who have done this before. What was your experience and what did you do?
Thanks!
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Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009
This act applies to all federal related mortgages. A mortgage may not necessarily be federally related, but it's still probably a good idea to give the 90 day notice even in these cases.