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James Richter
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Wholesaling question involving a deceased owner and over leverage

James Richter
  • Investor
  • Apple Valley, MN
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I am currently in the process of evaluating a deal involving a home that has a balance of two mortgages totaling 61k. the previous owner took out a second mortgage to pay off all of his toys. I find with all the deferred maintenance on the home that it is worth approximately 32k. in a situation like this does the deceased owners life insurance, estate liquidation or retirement plan ever cover some of the debt still owed on a property? I would like to help the father move on but if the numbers don't work out I can't help him as much as I would like to.

Thanks for reading everybody!

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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Hmmm. 

Try this number: Ten (10)

I would not touch with a ten (10) foot pole.

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