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Ohio Alofoje
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Santa Clara, CA
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Paying debt owed on a purchased property

Ohio Alofoje
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Santa Clara, CA
Posted

Hello Guys,

I am a newbie Wholesale investor!

How do you settle the debts owed on a property you purchased from a motivated seller who is behind on his mortgage payments and is facing foreclosure or bankruptcy ?

Say for instance, the property's market value (As-Is condition) is at $200,000 and the owner has agreed to sell the property for $135,000, while the After Repair Value is supposed to be $250,000, so this is going to be a good spread.

(A) However, there is still a high mortgage on the property, so who settles this mortgage? and

(B) How do you know when to walk away from a Wholesale deal if the mortgage is the issue?

I would really appreciate your contributions.

Thanks in advance!

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