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Selling Home but Keeping the Mortgage
Hello everyone, this is more of a question that came to mind & not really a situation I’m currently in. Is it possible for investors to sell a property that they have not yet paid off, keep the cash from the sale, and keep the original loan because they’ve got a stellar rate & a nice low payment? That’s very cheap capital. I’m not saying it makes sense always, or ever for that matter. But I did wonder if that’s possible. Any feedback is always appreciated!