Yes this is true. Making the offer subject to an inspection condition is rare. If you as the buyer want to invest into an inspection prior to an offer, that is the best way to find out the issues. Great point!
What if it’s a foreclosure with 2 deeds of trust and I’m buying the first deed of trust for 10k but the second is 30k do I have to pay the bank 30k to fully own the house
How is there nothing you can do to kick the old owner out of the house. Its your house! Your name is on it now. They should have been able to kick her out as soon as the house was transfered to the new owner.
love ur video very informative
Bank owned can be inspected before buying to assess the repair cost involved.
Yes this is true. Making the offer subject to an inspection condition is rare. If you as the buyer want to invest into an inspection prior to an offer, that is the best way to find out the issues. Great point!
What if it’s a foreclosure with 2 deeds of trust and I’m buying the first deed of trust for 10k but the second is 30k do I have to pay the bank 30k to fully own the house
Yes
How is there nothing you can do to kick the old owner out of the house. Its your house! Your name is on it now. They should have been able to kick her out as soon as the house was transfered to the new owner.
You'd think so... and we agree with you but real estate law isn't that clear cut!
Don’t think u really know what u speak of
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