Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments
Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments – The Do’s & Dont’s
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Are You Thinking About Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments?
If you are planning on taking over someone’s mortgage payments, it is recommended that you seek the counsel of a mortgage professional or a legal adviser first.
There are many advantages of taking over someone’s mortgage payments, however, taking over someone’s mortgage payments is a big decision to make. Going about it the wrong way can prove costly in the long run with future legal disputes that may affect your ability to borrow in the future and putting you under financial and emotional strain if you already own your property that you are making mortgage payments on each month.
The Do’s and Don’ts of taking over some ones mortgage payments:
DO the Following:
- Prior to taking over someone’s mortgage payments, seek counsel from a professional mortgage consultant at a Real Estate Company or legal advisor
- Before you make the commitment to take over someone’s mortgage payments, ensure that you are financially capable of taking on this extra monthly expense, especially if this will be a long-term arrangement
- Ensure that there is a legal agreement in place between you and the person(s) who owns the mortgage debt and the person(s) who are registered on the property title that clearly outlines all of the terms and conditions that you and the other party(ies) have agreed to
- Verify through the mortgage and property title documentation who all persons are that are registered on both the mortgage loan and the property title
DON’T Do the Following When Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments:
- Don’t commit to taking over someone’s mortgage payments until you know the exact amount that the mortgage payment is each month. Verify the mortgage payment amount with the mortgage statement
- Don’t pay the person who owns the mortgage debt directly. Pay the mortgage lender directly to ensure that the mortgage payments are being applied to the mortgage loan each month
- Don’t take over mortgage payments from someone who has an outstanding judgement or any other charge registered against them on the property title if this will affect the amount of funds you are to receive when the property sells
- If there is more than one person on the mortgage loan or property title, don’t execute an agreement to take over someone’s payments with only 1 of the parties. Ensure that all parties on the mortgage loan and property title agree to you taking over the mortgage payments and ensure that all parties execute the legal agreement with you
If You Are Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments, Your Documentation Checklist Should Include:
- The executed legal agreement between you and the person(s) who owns the mortgage debt and the person(s) on property title
- Up to date contact information of the person(s) who owns the mortgage debt and person(s) registered on the property title
- The mortgage lender’s contact information
- A copy of the mortgage loan
- A copy of the property title
- Any current tenancy agreement that is in place for the property
Taking over someone’s mortgage payments isn’t something that most people are aware of and isn’t something that most people would consider in today’s challenging real estate market. Many owners who bought or refinanced in recent years, owe more than what they could sell the property for now. If you are considering taking over someone’s mortgage payments, there are many do’s and don’ts that you should be aware of.
If You Are Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments, You Should Also Ensure the Following:
- Confirm all of the details of the legal documents relating to the mortgage including; the mortgage balance, interest rate and mortgage term renewal
- Research the current market value of the property and establish a purchase price upfront that is reasonable in relation to the amount of the mortgage payment that you are taking over
- Ensure that you have enough funds in reserve to make the mortgage payments in the event that you experience unforeseen financial circumstances that may impact your ability to make regular mortgage payments to ensure that you honor your agreement with the mortgage holder
- Ensure that your lawyer covers all of the terms and conditions of the transaction in the case of default and the remedy that will be available to each party
If You Are Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments, You Should Not Do the Following:
- Don’t take over someone’s mortgage payments if their mortgage lender will not renew their next mortgage term due to the mortgage debt holder missing too many previous mortgage payments in hopes that the lender will change their mind about the renewal
- Some people’s mortgage payments are extremely high if they were unable to qualify for a low interest rate. Don’t take over someone’s mortgage payment that will leave you with cash flow difficulties at the end of each month
- If you are experiencing financial difficulties, don’t stop paying the mortgage payment altogether and don’t ignore your contractual obligations with the mortgage debt holder. If you are experiencing difficulty making the mortgage payment, it’s important for you to take quick action to find a solution and avoid potentially getting sued for damages by the person(s) who owns the mortgage debt as well as the person(s) on the property title
We specialize in taking over mortgage payments and the property associated with the mortgage. We provide flexible, pre-negotiated terms that can give you the best value for your property and can provide you with more money with none of the hassles normally involved in selling. We provide immediate monthly cash flow management solutions to your unmanageable or unwanted mortgage payments along with protecting equity you may have in the property and protecting your credit. Contact us for Free Consultation: 604-812-3718 Email: info@gvcps.ca or vist our website for more information gvcps.ca
If You Need Help Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments, Contact One of Our Professional Mortgage Consultants.
If you are considering taking over someone’s mortgage payments, through consultation, we can advise you through the detailed process step by step. We can show you and the person(s) who hold the mortgage debt how to utilize the mortgage so you can both financially benefit from the mortgage and property even if it’s currently a non-performing asset or has negative equity.
If You Are Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments, You Should Also Keep In Mind That:
- Anyone can pay the mortgage payments on a property in someone else’s name
- You can take over someone’s mortgage payments without having to go through the mortgage assumption qualification process
- There are a number of steps that you can take to help someone with their mortgage payments in a way that protects both of your interests in the property
- You should seek the counsel of a mortgage professional or a legal adviser before you take over someone’s mortgage payments
When Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments You Do Not Need To:
- Alter the underlying mortgage loan documents and change the ownership status of the mortgage loan to include your name
- Takeover the mortgage title
- Assume the mortgage loan
Mortgage Payment Difficulties and Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments
If you are having difficulty paying your mortgage payments, it’s important for you to take quick action. With early intervention, cooperation, and a well executed plan, you can work together with your mortgage professional to find a solution to your mortgage payment difficulties to prevent foreclosure.
One of the best foreclosure prevention options is to takeover someone’s mortgage payments to help them keep their mortgage in good standing with their lender.
Is It Safe Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments and What is the Process?
Yes it is safe, Anyone can pay the mortgage payments on a property in someone else’s name. Mortgage lenders do not care where the mortgage payment money comes from. As long as the lender’s mortgage payments are paid on time each month and are being applied to the correct mortgage loan, the lender is happy.
If you find yourself facing financial difficulties, as a result of job loss, family income reduction, or for other reasons, it can be an overwhelming experience leaving you feeling uncomfortable and unsure of what to do. You can make a big difference in resolving your financial difficulties and preventing foreclosure if you speak with your lender or a mortgage professional at the first signs of difficulty.
If you have missed mortgage payments, the longer you wait to find a solution, the fewer options you will have available to you to bring your mortgage back into good standing with your lender.
If you continue to miss your mortgage payments without attempting to resolve the situation with your lender, foreclosure will be inevitable.
The General Process of Taking Over Someone’s Mortgage Payments Includes:
- Prior to taking over someone’s mortgage payments, seek counsel from a professional mortgage consultant at a Real Estate Company or legal advisor
- Research the current market value of the property and establish a purchase price upfront that is reasonable in relation to the amount of the mortgage payment that you are taking over
- Verify through the mortgage and property title documentation who all persons are that are registered on both the mortgage loan and the property title
- Confirm all of the details of the legal documents relating to the mortgage including; the mortgage balance, interest rate and mortgage term renewal
- Before you make the commitment to take over someone’s mortgage payments, ensure that you are financially capable of taking on this extra monthly expense, especially if this will be a long-term arrangement
- Ensure that there is a legal agreement in place between you and the person(s) who owns the mortgage debt and the person(s) who are registered on the property title that clearly outlines all of the terms and conditions that you and the other party(ies) have agreed to
- Ensure that your lawyer covers all of the terms and conditions of the transaction in the case of default and the remedy that will be available to each party
Our Company, GVCPS Inc., specializes in taking over mortgage payments and the house, townhome or condo associated with the mortgage. We provide immediate monthly cash flow management solutions to unmanageable or unwanted mortgage payments along with protecting equity you may have in the property and protecting your credit. We provide the best value for your property and can provide you with more money with none of the hassles normally involved in selling. Our Company provides immediate solutions that enables people who need to move on from their situation to keep their former monthly mortgage payment in their pocket or bank account. Contact us for Free Consultation: 604-812-3718 Email: info@gvcps.ca or vist our website for more information gvcps.ca