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Updated about 2 years ago,
Assumable Loans to obtain past interest rates.
Does anyone have experience in assuming someone else's mortgage for a fee? I'm looking at buying a SFH that had a refinance back in 2020, so I am assuming the interest rates on the mortgage are lower than they would be to create a new mortgage today.
I figure I could pay the sellers a lump sum and if the mortgage is assumable, go through the process with the lender to have the mortgage transferred to myself.
Is there a certain way I might make this more enticing to the sellers? there wouldn't be any originating fees or closing fees I imagine.
or am I completely wrong and the lender would bring the interest up to market rates?