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Strategy when buying a house with a reverse mortgage

Chace Dietrich
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Hello all,

I have a line on a property in San Antonio. It has a reverse mortgage on it (approximately $120,000). I have been speaking with one of the heirs and they are looking to get rid of it. 

My question is, what would be the best strategy? I don't know much about reverse mortgages and if there are specific strategies when buying real estate that has one on it.

My thoughts:

-If they can make payments on the reverse mortgage (they told me they only offer buyouts to the heirs), a seller financed option might work.

-I could just get the cash to the heir, then do a double close situation and get the property that way.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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