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Troy Gravett
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Buyer defaults on subject to?

Troy Gravett
  • Investor
  • Torrance, CA
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What happens if a buyer buys a house subject to the existing mortgage and then defaults on the loan while its still in the seller's name? Does the bank proceed like a normal foreclosure and send a NOD to the seller who still is on the loan even though title has transferred? What are the sellers options so they don't get a foreclosure in their record? Can they get the house back? Can they evict the new owners?