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Updated about 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesale deal loan mod or wholesale
Today a motivated customer calls my business line and emphatically states that he is newly married and "needs to get rid of his home and is facing foreclosure."
Here's the details :
two mortgages for $78,000 total
ARV $120,000 repairs around $10K
$3000 behind in mortgage payments
$1000 in lawyer fees
Possible options :
Ask seller to do a loan mod to reduce sell price and stop foreclusure
Sell at $78,000 and try to make a profit
If I reduce the sells price the profit margin increases so I want to do a loan mod. I wanted to put this out there to see if I was thinking through this properly.