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We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

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Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?



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Sure they can. It’s a free market as it should be.


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Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?



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Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Will it be quicker, absolutely

Can they refuse, absolutely



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Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?
Not everyone is a real estate expert. It's a legitimate question. The reply just shows who the stupid one is.


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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
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Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?
Not everyone is a real estate expert. It's a legitimate question. The reply just shows who the stupid one is.



Not really.

It takes time and some work to learn how to do it with no problems. Most people don't want to invest the time or the work. Hence, the question. Lots of people want somebody who has spent the time and effort to know how to do it to pour their brain out on a table for free.


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Banks and lending institutions loan money to people to buy a house. The house is collateral that the payments are made. Hence the vetting procedure to borrow the money. They don't make money when you default. Assumable part is pretty.much bullchit. If the bank don"t think you can make the payments because of your current debt load they don't loan the money . You either pay cash.or deal with a mortgage period.

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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?
Not everyone is a real estate expert. It's a legitimate question. The reply just shows who the stupid one is.



Not really.

It takes time and some work to learn how to do it with no problems. Most people don't want to invest the time or the work. Hence, the question. Lots of people want somebody who has spent the time and effort to know how to do it to pour their brain out on a table for free.
So why didn't you say that? You just stupidly threw out a gross insult with no explanation. Most guys will accept your explanation but a flat out insult is unneeded and takes away from the Fire.


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Because it was a stupid fugking question?



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You have to ask whether someone has the choice to sell you something or not?



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Originally Posted by jackmountain
Because it was a stupid fugking question?
Thank you for making my case so nicely. You are incapable of any kind of reasonable answer so you just throw out insults. That's the attitude that's turning the Fire into a cesspool.


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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
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Because it was a stupid fugking question?
Thank you for making my case so nicely. You are incapable of any kind of reasonable answer so you just throw out insults. That's the attitude that's turning the Fire into a cesspool.

So you think it’s reasonable for someone to ask whether someone can refuse to sell you their home because they feel they can make more by selling it to someone else?
I don’t.

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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?
Not everyone is a real estate expert. It's a legitimate question. The reply just shows who the stupid one is.



Not really.

It takes time and some work to learn how to do it with no problems. Most people don't want to invest the time or the work. Hence, the question. Lots of people want somebody who has spent the time and effort to know how to do it to pour their brain out on a table for free.
So why didn't you say that? You just stupidly threw out a gross insult with no explanation. Most guys will accept your explanation but a flat out insult is unneeded and takes away from the Fire.


I must have missed where he made a gross insult.

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Just goes to prove this is no place to ask for any advice or ask a serious question.


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Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by Rock Chuck
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?

Are you really this fugking stupid?
Not everyone is a real estate expert. It's a legitimate question. The reply just shows who the stupid one is.



Not really.

It takes time and some work to learn how to do it with no problems. Most people don't want to invest the time or the work. Hence, the question. Lots of people want somebody who has spent the time and effort to know how to do it to pour their brain out on a table for free.
So why didn't you say that? You just stupidly threw out a gross insult with no explanation. Most guys will accept your explanation but a flat out insult is unneeded and takes away from the Fire.



I gave him an answer. Maybe you didn't/couldn't read it.

jackmountain also gave him an answer.

Maybe you should read it, also.

You are the only one throwing insults, genius.

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Do you have a signed purchase agreement?

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Do you have a signed purchase agreement?



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Yes they can, and I would too. The FHA loans process is a pain in the ass, and much slower than Fannie Mae.

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Originally Posted by rufous
We were hoping to buy a for sale by owner home that has an assumable FHA mortgage but the sellers told us today that they have decided to list their home with a realtor. They think they can get more for their place by using a realtor and they think the entire process will be quicker if they do not allow their mortgage to be assumed.

My question is can they refuse to allow a buyer to assume their mortgage?


Offer him more money if you didn’t sign a contract

Pretty simple solution

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