All Forum Posts by: Mandeep Randhawa
Mandeep Randhawa has started 6 posts and replied 15 times.
Post: Could I purchase my parents home that will be a Short Sale?

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Appreciate all info guys. They are underwater due to taking out a credit line on the house and being shafted in their business venture in a major way by a family memeber...out of this world.
Another question if you guys don't mind. Could someone pay cash for the property and then sell it to me without any consequences?
Post: Could I purchase my parents home that will be a Short Sale?

- Real Estate Investor
- Sacramento
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Thanks everyone for the responses.
Like the millions of others, my parents are upside down and I understand that they signed for it etc etc. And like millions others who have done a short sale, they are now in the process.
Thanks again
Post: Could I purchase my parents home that will be a Short Sale?

- Real Estate Investor
- Sacramento
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hello guys,
Sorry for such a rookie post. I did google around and didn't find too much help so I thought I would ask here. My parents home will be a short sale pretty soon. Is it possible for me to purchase the home. I have perfect credit and make good money. I do live in that house currently.
Thanks again,
Manny
Post: First purchase and very new to this all...

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- Sacramento
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Thanks for the clarification. The borrowed money would be from my father. Let's say he gives it to me as a "gift" . Then are we in the clear?
Post: First purchase and very new to this all...

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- Sacramento
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Before I start, I am very new to all this so take it easy on me. :wink:
I currently live with my parents and am looking to buy a 4-plex. The agent is a good friend of ours. I don't have a problem with the actual 4-plex, but I do with the loan situation. I live in Sacramento, Ca. The loan guy said I need 25 percent down, which I can come up with. I will have to borrom some to get there. He stated that I will need have it in my account for 60 days before he can move forward on it. Can you folks enlighten me? I am asking around as well.