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Ari Newman
  • Atlanta, GA
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Wrapping Institutional Mortgage?

Ari Newman
  • Atlanta, GA
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My tenants approached me about buying the home that they've been living in for a few years.  I have no attachment to the property and can probably do better with my cash elsewhere.  If I were to sell it to them and carry back a note/mortgage (wrapping the 1st), how do I handle the following items?

1.  Taxes - the 1st mortgage on the property doesn't have an escrow account.  When title transfers, I'm guessing the tax payer name would just switch to the new owner?

2. Insurance - Same as above.  Do I switch my insurance policy from a Landlord policy to mortgagee ATIMA ?

3. Reg Z / Dodd Frank - This will be the 1st seller-financed note/mortgage I create for the year.  The buyer will be an owner/occupant

Anything else I need to consider? (aside from risk of Due on Sale)