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Geoffrey Jones
  • Flushing, NY
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How should I structure this MLS deal.

Geoffrey Jones
  • Flushing, NY
Posted

Owner wants to get out of subject property.

  • Owner signs a P&S agreement with me for 160,000 but is still flexible on price
  • Owner owes 181,000 to his mortgage.
  • Property is worth 210,000 ARV I have 3 comps in the same neighborhood showing this.
  • Property is listed with an agent off the MLS
  • Willing to do a Subject to

Not sure what to do in this case. Should I buy the property subject to existing mortgage. If so what do I do about the realtors fee.

Is there any way to buy the property a lower price than the mortgage. If so how can I get the lender to forgive the amount deficit.

Owner does not seem to be distressed as he is not late with any payments on his mortgage so I'm not sure a short-sale would work. I may be wrong.

Please help this fellow investor out.

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