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Kurt Yordy
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Buying a second mortgage

Kurt Yordy
  • Investor
  • Palmyra, PA
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I am working a preforeclosure right now, and there are 2 mortgages.  My goal is to buy the second at a discount.  However, it is owned by First American Title Company, rather than a bank.

Has anyone ever purchased a note from them?

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Joshua Andrews
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Joshua Andrews
  • Lender
  • Austin, TX
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Hi Kurt,

Buying it from First American or any large institutional owner is extremely unlikely. Unless you own the 1st mortgage and are foreclosing, it is unlikely they will entertain any type of conversation. If you do own the 1st lien, just complete your foreclosure to wipe the 2nd lien from property title.

- Josh

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