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Jon B
  • Shreveport, LA
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Getting out of Owner Carry

Jon B
  • Shreveport, LA
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Need some advice here please. Property purchased via "Subject To" and a wrap mortgage for the loan balance. Found out property is much worse off than lead on to believe. Spoke with previous owner who is willing to take the deed back. What is the best way to handle the mortgage to avoid a tax liability? I know mortgage forgiveness would be bad for this. Is a mortgage satisfaction the right way to go?

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