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Nikki Cummings
  • Memphis, TN
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Reverse Mortgage take back can't be sold for less than list price

Nikki Cummings
  • Memphis, TN
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I made an offer ($50K) on a house that has been on the market a week and was listed for $63K with $1K earnest money.  

They countered back at 63K and $6300 in earnest money. They said that because this is a Reverse Mortgage take back that the house can not, by law, be sold for less than list price the first 6 months it is listed or until another appraisal has been completed.  Any advice? Anyone heard of this?    

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Phil G.
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  • Massachusetts
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Phil G.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Massachusetts
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HUD 24 CFR 206.125 governs this type of sale.

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