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Land ContractWhat is the name of your state? IOWA I was on a lease/purchase agreement. I did all the improvements and then some. Since the house was recorded in my name and the contract signed, I have upgraded electric, replaced plumbing, sided a barn, and much more. I have issues with the idiots around now, it was a nice place with all elderly. They moved out and trash moved in. 1. I am wondering if I can sell the house, pay off my balance owed or do I have to get a mortgage, pay it off then sell the house. I have 14 years left on the house, I am paying insurance and taxes to the private party direct. Thank you. |
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| Sell it. Get a title report from a local title agency, select your real estate agent, and sell the land.
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| You absolutely sure the deed is now in your name? |
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| Even if you only have a recorded Land Contract (Vendee's Interest) you can still sell. The seller signs a "Deed in Satisfaction of the Land Contract" in exchange for payment of their balance at closing (or your state's equivilant), and then you turn around and deed your full ownership to your buyer. All at the same closing. It's done all the time. I've been involved in hundreds of such closings. The important thing is that you do indeed have a Land Contract of record (or at least an unrecorded recordable one) and that the Vendor had good title and did not have debts exceeding what you owe him against the place. Did you get title insurance on your Vendee's interest when you bought?
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