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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Assuming a loan from a bank with REO
I'm curious if anyone here has actually had any luck in pulling off this scenario.
Small community bank is selling an apartment complex - in this case its 14 units.
Instead of a traditional sale, they simply assign the property to an investor (Me) for say 5% down payment and at a good rate. Closing in 1-2 weeks.
Every bank I approach always tells me "We want it off our books" which to means does not make any sense. It would seem a win win for both parties.
Thanks!