4 comments:

rxing said...

No, this restriction

acermill said...

These are full of fraud. You can not trust "on the mortgage of another person to take." Are you looking to foreclosure by force from their financial obligations to the other to avoid. Many of these 'payment', then left the property in foreclosure. The buyer "ends up with nothing.

You can safely with very few mortgages that are "hypothetical" to do in the original mortgage terms. To take out a mortgage, you must be subject to a credit check by the creditor in question, be adopted, "assume" the mortgage in question.

Stay away from deals unless craigslist carefully analyze the mortgage document in question, and pulled his name right.

SmartA$$ said...

Some of them are legitimate, but it offers are better off, you get your own financing. Chances are, if someone take control of their payments on their loans because they give a shit (like a variable loan or sub-prime), or because their duties have more than it is and want to get rid of their negative equity in the you.

It's better to just get your own loan with good terms of the sentence (fixed, no prepayment penalty, etc.) and you pay for a property that is free of bank charges, etc. You can always a good thing, and do not take someone elses problem.

golferwh... said...

the vast majority can not be right. The accompanying notes are an FHA assumable notes are coming only and must be eligible for it. Owners always have in their name or number of exploding debt sale in the deed of trust, and as soon as they can reach the seller to take possession of the house. Now, some may be legitimate, but nobody dare you to sit in this Atty
I am a mortgage banker in TN & KY

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