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Colin | If you buy a home on a mortgage, do you have to keep it until it's paid off? |
I am thinking of buying a house on a mortgage, but I am quite reluctant to do so. Do I have to keep the house through the full term of the mortgage, or can I still sell it midway through? |
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lidlwig
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you can sell it at anytime, but once you sell it the proceeds from the sale will first go to payoff any loans (mortgages, equity loans, lines of credit) that are against the property before you receive any of the proceeds yourself |
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JustPeachy !!!
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You do NOT have to keep the house through the full term of the mortgage.
If you decide you want to sell the house, you sell it, and pay off the mortgage using the money that you got from selling the house.
There are many, many people who sell midway through. |
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Lori E
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You can sell anytime you want to. Best to keep it a few year to gain some equity or else you will lose a bundle. When you decide to sell, the bank loan/mortgage gets paid off first and the balance/equity is yours. |
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Mommy
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Yes, you can sell it. You just have to pay the loan off with the proceeds of the sale. For example, if the home cost you 500k and you sold it a year later for 600k, and your loan was an interest only loan (no principal pmnt) then you would pay your lender 500k and keep the 100k equity. |
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Sammy&Pete
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No you do not have to keep your house. You can sell it and the profit from the sale will pay off the debt and anything over what you owe on the loan will go to you....Also, if you keep your house for a few years it hopefully goes up in value. That is called equity. |
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Leo F
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You can sell it the same day you buy it, if you want. |
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I_Love_McRedneck
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You can sell it any time you want.
You just may have to wait until you build some equity in the house first.
You need to do a LOT of research, you're nowhere near being ready to buy if you're asking these kinds of questions. The more educated you are, the better your decision will be. |
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sophieb
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yes, you "can" sell it midway through. When you pay on a house you pay more toward the house from the start than you would toward the end (and monthly you pay PITI...principal, interest, taxes, insurance). People usually don't work toward paying off their house sooner because you get money back from your IRS taxes each year when you own a home. |
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Judy1
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A large percentage of homes are sold before the full term of the mortgage. As part of the sale closing process, the mortgage is paid off from the money the new buyer is paying for it.
It gets a lot trickier if the value of the house goes down to where your mortgage balance is higher than the value of the house. |
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ijokey2000
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No you can sell it, and then pay the mortgage company the amount you borrowed , and if there is anything left over, that is your profit. |
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markeyjunk
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Get this. You can buy it, hold it for 1 year, get it reappraised and then get a new mortgage that will give you your money back.
Only in america. |
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Andrew G
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Of course you can sell it but you have to deal with your broker that is why you don't want to pay more than the home is worth and hopefully it will appreciate in time. |
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Hurley2012
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No, however it might be difficult to sell depending on dozens of factors. |
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goaltender
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Where are you getting your information? Practically every home owner in America has a mortgage. Do you really think they're paying off this debt before putting up a For Sale sign? You need a few lessons in the world of finance, my friend. |
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♥☺ bratiskim∞! ☺♥
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I'd think you can still sell/buy another house and things would just transfer from one house to the other. Ask your banker to be sure though. |
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Lance
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No, of course not. |
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Loren S
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no, you may sell it but the person you sell to must take over the mortgage. |
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