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I have a question regarding deed to contract agreements. I am a first time investor and still learning especially when it comes to owner financing. If the current owner has a mortgage out on the property how can I get this place locked in still? I talked to a real estate attorney and he said that there is usually a clause preventing any secondary loans being held on the property. Hopefully I just misunderstood him because I was not aware of that. Thank you for any information!

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@Lincoln Slonaker

This is the issue with seller financing and contract for deeds. Typically it would go unrecorded and you would not show you have any interest in the property - and if they filed bankruptcy etc it would get very hairy or if you pay them and they don’t pay the bank,

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