Doing my best to put together a win-win-win...I have a client who would like to sell his triplex and 1031 funds into a larger apartment building. He has the triplex financed on a 30 year fixed @ 3.75% with a balance o...
Good Morning Everybody,In this environment (as I am sure everybody has experienced) - it has been challenging in obtaining permanent financing.I have come across some deals where the debt is not "Assumable" but the se...
Hello BP Nation, I am working on completing my first deal and I am looking for some advice/opinions/knowledge on VA Assumptions. On to the Deal. My neighbor is a recently retired vet and has taken a job in Missouri wh...
My wife is interested in assuming her mom‘s mortgage. We have checked into this and it is something that she can do. However, the question we have is, if she assumes the mortgage and her mom unexpectedly goes into car...
Hi - hoping some of you can let me know what I am missing or calculating incorrectly. I hope this is easy enough to read but if it isn't, I can likely link the Google Sheet.
Does anyone have any experience assuming a VA loan?
It's my understanding that you must be a qualifying veteran to do so and you have to be within the first two tiers, is this correct?
Hey guys. I have a question. I’m buying a house and assuming a VA loan for it from a veteran. It’s not a subto. How do I protect my assets and potential liabilities? I know I can’t use an llc for it. Besides buying pr...
Hey Everyone! I know that mortgage assumptions do not really exist anymore other than certain circumstances like FHA/VA/USDA loans. But if the owner has a conventional loan at a local bank, in a small town, and a good...
In a nut shell and with out getting too complicated there are two main differences between the two.
1. Loan Assumption - Plain and simple you assume the loan without having approval from the bank (banks do not like t...
I'm in a situation right now where I have a motivated seller who wants to unload a 3 family in a nice area. It's an FHA Loan with what I estimate to be about $100k in equity after appreciation. I want to assume his lo...