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Matt Inouye
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  • Irvine, CA
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Renegotiated Owner Financed Note

Matt Inouye
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  • Investor
  • Irvine, CA
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Hi BP Community,

I was hoping to get insight into the process of renegotiating and recording a modified note that an owner had carried for one of my properties.

The old note was for 4.5% for 5 years and the new note is for 4.00% for 30 years (less the principal paid down from the earlier 5 years).

I have hired the council of an RE Attorney but I also wanted to make sure I understood the process.  I also ask b/c I have received differing opinions on the best way to handle this from escrow officers, title reps and attorneys.   Has anyone essentially refinanced a owner carried loan with the original owner? What are pros and cons of each method of modifying the terms?

A.  Have attorney draft a new note with the new terms and having it notarized.

B. Have attorney draft a new note, new deed of trust and perform a full reconveyance with the county recorders office?

Mahalo Big Time BP

-Matt

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