How will the appraiser gain access to a Maryland trustee sale property?
In normal real estate transactions, appraisers make appointments to view the exterior and the interior of the property so their report can be submitted to the mortgage lender.
When the buyer is purchasing a trustee sale property, access is not available to the appraiser until after the buyer takes title and gains possession of the property.
Purchasers that plan to use mortgage financing to fund the purchase at settlement should be certain that their lender will not have a problem when the appraiser is not allowed on the property. Some investors will have difficulty in obtaining purchase money financing for trustee sale purchases.
Many real estate investors pay cash or use lines of credit to purchase trustee sale properties. If financing is needed, it is easier to obtain a mortgage loan after taking title and making any necessary improvements.
FAQ: Where are the lists of Maryland trustee sales?
FAQ: Do I need a pre-approval letter to bid on a trustee sale?
FAQ: Where are the advertisements for Maryland trustee sales?
FAQ: Are Maryland trustee sale properties available for viewing?
FAQ: Do I need a buyer agent to purchase at a Maryland trustee sale?
FAQ: Will they accept my personal check for a Maryland trustee sale deposit?
FAQ: Do Maryland trustee sales allow a home inspection contingency?
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