Im looking for an assumption

assumable Loan at katy areas preferable five/four rooms 2 story 3300 sqft and up

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Ashrafali Meghani
Bronze
2 years ago
Most loans are assumable, If you've got a seller wanting to sell their home and let my buyer assume the mortgage, I've got an investor that's ready to buy!Let me know!
Dimma Wright
Bronze
2 years ago
The banking rules have changed over the years but you need to consult with your financial advisor for this.
Joe Applewhite
Diamond
2 years ago
All loans can be SubTo Loans. If anyone knows anyone will to allow a SubTo in South Houston, send them my way please. I'm ready to buy today. Kindest, Joe
Tracie Benton
White Gold
2 years ago

Great Question! I'm currently working with a buyer that is going through an assumption loan with a 2.4 interest rate. I put my clients on a search and each home they liked a property, I would reached out to the listing agent to find out details on the loan and a possible assumption. I was told that an assumption could take 3-4 months, but working with this particular mortgage company, it's only taking 45 days. The buyer is aware that they must pay off the loan to get the house. The buyer's are s...

Great Question! I'm currently working with a buyer that is going through an assumption loan with a 2.4 interest rate. I put my clients on a search and each home they liked a property, I would reached out to the listing agent to find out details on the loan and a possible assumption. I was told that an assumption could take 3-4 months, but working with this particular mortgage company, it's only taking 45 days. The buyer is aware that they must pay off the loan to get the house. The buyer's are selling a house, so they will have the extra money to pay off the loan that is currently on the house. I hope this information helps, and please reach out to me to see how things are going for my clients.

Nelly Perez
Bronze
2 years ago
Unfortunately there are few lenders accepting those kind of loan due to buyers have to provide the additional amount to the seller to make up with the difference between the loan balance and the sales price. Hopefully you can be satisfied with the answers provided here. Blessings!
Shannon Hart
Bronze
2 years ago

the buyer would need to cover the difference between the remaining balance on the assumable loan and the sales price of the property. This difference is often referred to as the "loan assumption gap." The buyer would typically provide this additional amount to the seller to make up for the shortfall between the loan balance and the sales price. Its also best to find a home that has been recently bought, maybe 2-4 years ago so the gap isnt that much. I also know a lender who can do this type loan...

the buyer would need to cover the difference between the remaining balance on the assumable loan and the sales price of the property. This difference is often referred to as the "loan assumption gap." The buyer would typically provide this additional amount to the seller to make up for the shortfall between the loan balance and the sales price. Its also best to find a home that has been recently bought, maybe 2-4 years ago so the gap isnt that much. I also know a lender who can do this type loan. I have a listing coming soon in Katy, 4 beds, gameroom but only 2450 sq ft. Contact me at (713) 725-7545 https://s.hartech.io/8DedAe6qCvzCan copy paste the link or its at 24711 Blane drive

David Smith
Gold
2 years ago
I recently came across homeowner with a assumable FHA mortgage rate of 4.99, but the home is located in the spring area. The home is relatively new home from Ashton Woods.
Tonya Kiliddjian
Bronze
2 years ago
In many cases it is possible to assume the sellers existing loan, you would have to qualify for their mortgage through the lenders assumption process, but only what they owe would be assumable, so the remainder of the sales prices would have to be paid in cash or with another loan.
Diane Peters
Silver
2 years ago
I wish I could help, but I will say call a Lender and see what they know. it use to be but very little now if any. Blessig
Kristy Stone
Bronze
2 years ago
Unfortunately a lot of the banks have changed their rules the last few years. The loans are assumable however they have mandated that you have to be a relative or party to the Trust to be a candidate for the loan transfer. I have yet to find one that isn't like that now.
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