Would I be liable for the seller’s loans if I purchase a short sale or foreclosure home?
Would I be liable for the seller’s loans if I purchase a short sale or foreclosure home even if I have go through a title company?
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March 29th, 2010 at 12:32 pm
No. The seller will be liable for any difference that is not paid by the purchase of the home.
As the buyer, the only thing you are liable for is the purchase of the property. If the purchase goes through, that means the lender “forgave” a certain amount of the debt. You will receive a clear title from the sale.