How do I confirm a sellers mortgage owed on a property?

How do I confirm a sellers mortgage owed on a property?

Rental Property Investor 路 Raleigh, NC 路 Member since 2018 路 14 posts 路 3 votes

Hey guys, I found an extremely motivated seller who wants to move fast. I just realized I missed a crucial step in this process. How do I confirm the mortgage that is still owed on the property?

Additional question, does anyone know how I convert or who I speak to about creating a DocuSign for a contract that I already have for closings?

Thanks in advance!!

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  • Specialist 路 Paradise Valley, AZ 路 Member since 2018 路 3k+ posts 路 2k+ votes
    7y
    Originally posted by @Parmer Cherry:

    Hey guys, I found an extremely motivated seller who wants to move fast. I just realized I missed a crucial step in this process. How do I confirm the mortgage that is still owed on the property?

    Additional question, does anyone know how I convert or who I speak to about creating a DocuSign for a contract that I already have for closings?

    Thanks in advance!!

     Get a copy of the seller's mortgage statement. They normally have the amount still owing along with the monthly payment amount. Your title & escrow company will probably have DocuSign.

  • Rental Property Investor 路 Raleigh, NC 路 Member since 2018 路 14 posts 路 3 votes
    7y

    @Mike M.

    Appreciate your help very much! Very helpful!

  • Rental Property Investor 路 Durham, NC 路 Member since 2016 路 7k+ posts 路 7k+ votes
    7y

    @Parmer Cherry you can really only do it with the statement or account info. Without that, you could estimate what the remaining time would be based on the original starting amount (public record) and then just do a 30 year amortization with the approximate interest rate at that time

  • Rental Property Investor 路 Raleigh, NC 路 Member since 2018 路 14 posts 路 3 votes
    7y

    @Caleb Heimsoth

    I appreciate the response man. Good to hear from a fellow NC man 馃憣. Would I ask the RE attorney or the bank to obtain that information? Thanks

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