[Anonymous]

Anonymous

Don,

I’m reposting your question here instead of the “introduce yourself” area

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Posted By DON WEDE on 09/01/2007 11:40 AM

Don Wede- Question?

I want to give a mortgage back to someone I am buying a home from subject too an existing favorable first mortgage. What type of verbiage to I want to put in the mortgage? I am not giving them any cash consideration. This mortgage will provide the seller with recourse for foreclosure if I would ever default on the first mortgage.

Your ideas are welcome.

Thanks

Don Wede

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

Don,

Are you going to be on the Alaska cruise?

If so, I will be talking about buying subject to deals with a seller finance wrap so they get a a note and a deed of trust ( or mortgage) and provide the paperwork I use in Texas.

You actually want that to be a NON-recourse note. That means that they can get the house back if you default but they can’t come after you personally for any money or damages. ( also known as an exculpatory clause)

I suggest you also do NOT include a due on sale clause, which will give you the ability to WRAP-THE WRAP and selll the house with seller financing if you wanted to. keep your options open.

Don’t put a balloon on it either. You want as much flexibility as possible.

Jackie