how can we get out of our manufactured home without selling in this market ,what options do we have?

Lorena
Home Seller
Hemet, CA

could we let the house go or find someone to take over payments?whAT are the fall backs?

Answers (6)
Mouse
Home Buyer
San Diego, CA

So you are talking about carrying a note?

Mon Dec 7 2009, 19:02
Mouse
Home Buyer
San Diego, CA

Depends on what section of hemet your in. I see that there are high crime areas. I am currently looking at mobile homes in hemet and would be interested in see yours. How much do you still owe on your home?I would need to talk with you to sit up a viwing of the home and discussion taking over payments if your mortgage company allows someone to take over your loan. Contact me
Monica
Monica61@cox.net

Mon Dec 7 2009, 19:02
Scott Godzyk
Agent
New Hampshire

Lorena you have to check to see if someone takes over your payments that you are released from liability, if they then stop maiking payments and you are liable, it will affect you financially in the future. Your best bet is to try a short sale with the bank, find a local real;tor who specializes in short sales, and let them assist you in listing and selling your property for you. this way you get a sale, get released from lianbility and save your credit. Good luck in working things out.

Sat May 23 2009, 18:08
Doloressmales
Other/Just Looking
Hemet, CA

Your situation is exactly what I am looking for. I cannot afford a big down on a property, so I'm looking to take over payments with someone. I'd love it if you would consider us. -Dolores 951-642-4693

Sat May 23 2009, 18:04
Robert King
Home Buyer
68025

i am interested in retiring in hemet area. i will be there june 22-27. i am interested in a mobile home
contact me at fremontking@aol.com

Sun May 17 2009, 10:08
Louann Mueller
Agent
60174
FIRST ANSWER

Not much detail to your question...What do you mean by "let the house go"

If you are having trouble with the payments there are many options, check out my website...

Taking over payments, if done through your mortgage company would have to mean you have an "Assumable Mortgage" For this answer talk to you mortgage company.

Or you could rent out your home, if no restrictions in your subdivision...

Feel free to contact me if you need any details,
Louann

Sat Jan 24 2009, 07:28

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