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When a sold trustee sale property says - "Sold To Third Party" what does that mean. TIA .

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  • InActive_Account17th June, 2006

    That means it was sold to a person other than the defaulted borrower or the foreclosing lender.

  • ypochris14th June, 2006

    If you are buying it through a Realtor, it is either a sale prior to the foreclosure, in which case your payoff will saisfy the bank; or it is a bank REO, which means that the bank has gone through the foreclosure process and now owns the property. I suppose another possibility is that an individual was the high bidder at the auction and is now selling you the property.

    In any case, the title company will ensure that the title is clear, or will inform you if it is not prior to closing. You would certainly be under no obligation to go through with the deal if there was not clear title, unless you have agreed otherwise.

    Chris

  • bargain7615th June, 2006

    I believe you are buying a REO home subject to the new Fanny Mae rules. You CAN SELL or MORTGAGE the property the property immediately, but not for more than 20% above what you paid for it until 3 months has passed.

    After that you can sell or mortgage for any price.
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  • bargain7617th June, 2006

    No problem with flipping the property immediately....as long as you sell it for no more than 20% above your cost.
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  • dirtman8917th June, 2006

    bargain 76, Who keeps track of what price you re-sell for? How would Fannie Mae know and do they have a right to mandate this requirement?

  • charlotteinvestor20th June, 2006

    true.

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