While the two paragraphs in question don’t actually use the terms “due” or “sale” it’s been given that name through the years to provide an easy way to explain the verbiage.Normally, if there is a loan attached to the property that loan is paid off when you sell it.

(There are even some who believe that the seller providing a loan to the buyer will disqualify the exchange entirely, but that's not been our experience.)The most straightforward solution is to have the seller provide a cash loan to the buyer outside of closing. 

Lots of lending lawyers, loan servicers, and other providers attend and could be good resources for you.

If you are buying a property, the agent should only ask (if they do at all) to see your ID to verify your human and then only if they are providing you with access to viewing homes on your own.

Happy to provide you any connections or referrals you might be looking for.What do you see as your most important next step?

Last, issue a written non renewal notice 60 - 90 days before the end of their term and provide a legitimate reason.

There are several advantages as well as disadvantages in working with a turnkey provider.

Just not sure whether (and what if so) there are any impacts to the mortgage/insurance company I need to be aware of, etc....

Curious about what groups are in the Columbus, OH area where I can provide value, connect with others, and learn with you.

When I had my flooding problems, I generally found that waiting around for mitigation companies, insurance companies, the city, etc to come and solve the problem was a waste of time (they usually took forever, the bureaucracy was a nightmare, and they often didn't provide very good solutions).When my property flooded, I called all my friends and got to work on it immediately.