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Can anyone help me? I did a sub 2 with investors on my VA loan and in the contract they have 60 days to default then we convey property back to us. Well they are currently at 55 days in default. They are now wanting to catch it up but we no longer want business with them and refusing to give them access to pay. Can me as the owner of the mortgage get in trouble? I just want it back so I can sell it.

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Taylor Dasch
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Lol yes, If they have 60 days and are trying to pay it with 5 days left I am assuming you have to allow them to pay. I would ask an attorney though. 

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