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Assumption QuestionI live in Michigan. I am in the process of assuming the house and only have one paper to send back to the mortgage company before the assumption is official. The co-mortgagers name is off of the title and the insurance already. I know it's late in the game, but is it possible to cancel the assumption and sell the house or have the co-mortgager assume the house? Can the co-mortgager take legal action against me for doing this so late? What if they have entered into contracts themselves thinking that this was a done deal? Thanks |
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| I'm assuming you mean "assume the loan", not the house? Do mortgage companies still do this? I thought it went out in the 80's! OP, what have you signed so far? |
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| I know that FHA loans are assumable, given the new buyer income and credit qualifies. The original borrower can get a release of liability upon the assumption. Linda is right, what documents have you signed regarding the assumption? |
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