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Loudon, TN
Questions for the Experts:
- I have purchased an owner occupied NPN. I have gone through the FC
process but have postponed the sale because the owner finally contacted
my servicer. They are very anxious to keep the house. I have several
questions:1) The occupant was willed the house when his mother died. Since he is
not on the note, I assume that a new note must be written rather than a
Is that correct?2) The servicer suggested a forbearance agreement to make sure they
would pay before we started a new or modified note. The balance on the
note is $35K with about $13K in arrears + my expenses of $5K. I paid
$9.5K for the note. The old note payment was $300. I don’t know if the
old note even matters since he was not on that note.3) I am not sure how to structure the forbearance agreement. They only
have about $4.5K in liquid assets. They say that they have about $1K
per month for payments. Could I structure this like a BK where I get 2
payments, one for the primary note & one for the arrears & my expenses?Any other thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Cathy Woodson
- I am a new student and over the seminar nothing that I can remember was mentioned about REO, so on the list of REO for sale, I would like to know if all liens have been paid, eviction was done and any other important information that I should know or what is the list of my due diligence before I purchase and REO.
Thank you for your prompt attention!
Rebeca Garcilazo
- Dear Expert,
I am in the process of buying this note for $11,750. Their BPO/ estimated market value is at $35,000 and the property is vacant and a delinquent tax of about $2100. I ordered my own BPO for my due diligence which I received today and based on the analysis of which they use, the (as is value) is $12,000. When I look more at the BPO the comps that they have used is almost 3 miles away.
Questions
- Can I trust this BPO?
- If it is accurate, how do I go about asking for a reduction in sales price, assuming I still want to
proceed with the purchase?
3) How much should I pay for the note based on this current BPO?
Your expert advice is greatly appreciated,
Best regards,
Andre Bastien