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Taking over a loan

Vincent Samaha
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The Robuilt email today talked about acquiring an STR without any money by simply taking over the existing note from the owner.

I can see some people going for this if they are in a bad situation and need the money, but I doubt someone asking double what they paid in 2021 is in such a situation. 

But what about sweetening the deal by offering to maybe doubling or tripling their equity in addition to taking over the loan? They get to double/triple their money (minus the interest/taxes/ins they've paid) and I get a low interest rate mortgage at pre-insanity prices? Then we avoid closing cost and such too.

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@Vincent Samaha

Remember that when you take over somebody’s loan, it still shows up on the credit report.

so if they want to sell a house, they typically also want it off their credit. I typically only see these type of deals with people who have a lot of money or are in financial trouble .

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