Posted on: 24th Jun, 2009 02:42 pm
We own a condo on which we still hold a mortage. We are trying to sell it but because the complex has on-site rentals banks are not loaning to potential buyers. We are exploring owner financing but not recording the deed as we don't have the cash to pay off the mortage. How do we assure buyers are escrowing for insurance, taxes? Should we as owners continue to make all these payments including association fees? We would be happy to provide buyers with proof of our payments to the mortgage holder.
Hi dtutle!
Welcome to forums!
I don't think buyers would agree to such a plan. But if your buyers are ready to accept this, then you would have to contact an attorney and draft an agreement which would look after the benefits of your buyer and you. You can include clauses regarding payment of taxes and insurance which will bind your buyers to pay them on time.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
I don't think buyers would agree to such a plan. But if your buyers are ready to accept this, then you would have to contact an attorney and draft an agreement which would look after the benefits of your buyer and you. You can include clauses regarding payment of taxes and insurance which will bind your buyers to pay them on time.
Sussane