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Arnold Komitzky
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Arnold Komitzky
  • Liberty, NY
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Thanks for any advise!
Of course my concern is if the new owner defaults, am I in for a very unpleasant and expensive ordeal to get my money? Also what fico and credit score should the buyer have for me to feel confident in their ability to pay?
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Steve Babiak
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Steve Babiak
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Originally posted by Arnold Komitzky:
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Of course my concern is if the new owner defaults, am I in for a very unpleasant and expensive ordeal to get my money?
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You might never get your money - you might have to take the house back.

Originally posted by Arnold Komitzky:
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Also what fico and credit score should the buyer have for me to feel confident in their ability to pay?
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Think of it this way. If the buyer had good FICO / credit score, then they could get a bank loan. So why is it that they aren't getting a bank loan? (Maybe not enough of a down payment, but then don't you think they should give you a decent down payment if you finance them)?

Give some more details so that you can get some comments from Bill Gulley ...

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