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Ben Unger
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Loan Assumption plus cash

Ben Unger
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Given interest rates are rising, would it be more advantageous to try and get a loan assumption from a seller that has a better interest rate than what would be available on the market?

What kind of situation would even warrant that as a good option in 2022 and beyond. Can cash be offered on top to offset any equity required to make a fair sale?

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Zach Nemechek
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Zach Nemechek
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This is a wonderful question. I am trying to do the exact same thing right now. I am attempting to Subject 2 a property that has 28 years, $256k at 2.8% remaining and give him $30k on top of it. I am looking for more info on how exactly subject 2 will work with the note when/if I decide to sell the house.

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