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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Can Your Mortgage Loan be Assumed by a New Buyer, or Does it Have a Due on Sale Clause?
The general assumption today is that all loans have a due on sale clause. This is the clause that simply says “If you sell the house, you have to repay the loan in full.” It only makes sense, because … Continue reading
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