Can You REALLY Take Over Someone's Mortgage?
Summary
This video discusses the possibility of taking over someone else's mortgage, focusing on communication with lenders to explore options. It highlights that banks are in the business of lending, not owning real estate, and are often open to negotiation to avoid foreclosure. Buyers should speak with the seller's bank to explore this option, provide their personal information for underwriting, and be prepared for associated fees.
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