Purchasing a Home for Someone

Michael D. Carp...
Agent
Universal City, TX

A client is buying a home for his mother. Since the loan is pre-approved in his name, but she will be the owner of the property. What would be the changes on the Third Party Financing Addendum and contract?

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Lynn911.com Dal...
Agent
Dallas, TX

The loan is in his name she in not the owner till home is paid for title transferred in her name. Now she might be able be on title not knowing all the details difficult render further opinions.

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Fri Aug 28 2009, 20:22
Bruce Lynn
Agent
Texas

Is he preapproved for an investment loan and likely putting 20% down?
That's what most lenders will require.
Third Party financing shouldn't really look any different.
A1 is likely what they are using.
Good luck.

Sun Aug 23 2009, 12:07
BenitoGarza....
Agent
Minneapolis, MN
FIRST ANSWER

Contact your broker for an answer.

Sat Aug 22 2009, 18:06

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