Question :
The house we are renting is being auctioned off on the 16th of this month because the owners are behind on taxes.
We were just made aware of this on friday. A neighbor suggested we go to the tax office and ask if we can acquire a quit claim deed.
Can we do this?
How does it work?
And how much should I accept to pay?
Need answer as soon as possible.
Answer:
The mortgage that is the lien against the home, assuming they do not own it free and clear, would also be another issue. Some lenders, when they find out the home has changed ownership, have the right to call the mortgage due in 30 days.
With the current real estate market declining, this probably would not happen but is a definite possibility. Your landlord would still be responsible to pay the mortgage every month. You can’t quit claim a mortgage.
If your landlord did agree to all of this, you would have to then pay all the back taxes to avoid home home going to tax auction and make the mortgage payments every month which might be more than the amount of rent you are currently paying. There would be a small charge for the title company or attorney to draw up the new deed and record it at your city hall.
I would talk to your landlord and find out what they are thinking and why they have not paid the taxes. Are they behind on their mortgage payments as well?
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