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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

Assumable VA Loan
I was planning to use my 0 down VA loan on a new primary residence. But then I came across a seller than has an assumable VA loan at 2.75% interest. The purchase price is about $350k, but the assumable mortgage only has about $250k remaining. What are my options to cover the $100k difference to still get this house with 0 down?
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@Wilson Vanhook You'd have to finance that $100k in some sort of way if you don't have it. Either seller financing (if allowed), a private loan (friends / family) or something like that. Obviously that $100k loan would be a higher rate as it's more risky.