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Buying a House From a Land Contract Vendee
I scoured the interwebs but couldn't seem to come upon an answer to a simple question. While not substituting for legal advice, can anyone tell me if, (in the state of Michigan or generally, I could take out a conventional loan on a house which is currently under land contract.
The story: Vendor for land contracted house created the 20 year note last year. The purchaser (vendee), who is a friend of mine, had to move away for work. My friend offered the home to me at a significant discount. I haven't got cash for it. Can I take out a conventional loan for it? I assume I would nullify the vendee's claim and pay off the vendor at the same time. Is this correct?