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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Getting creative on a Property with a 2nd
Is it possible to structure a purchase on a property as follows:
Negotiate with the 1st to get the purchase price down to reality while simultaneously keeping the 2nd satisfied?
Can I keep the 2nd involved somehow? Maybe paying him off completely or structuring him back into the deal?
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The first can eventually just foreclose and totally extinguish the second. So if the first is taking a discounted payoff, the first is definitely going to require the second to take a more severe discount.