Is it possible to sell a house with negative equity, and roll that into a new home purchase mortgage?
- No. You could contact your mortgage lender and attempt to do a short sale, where they agree to accept less than what is owed, but this does damage your credit and is time consuming and a roll of the dice. Other than a short sale, you can wait the market out or bring cash to closing, you cannot carry over debt from one property to another
- No you cannot sell your home without paying the mortgage in full A new lender will not give you a mortgage for more then 80% of the purchase price
- Probably not. Your present mortgagee will require the mortgage be satisfied when you sell. Even if they agreed, your new home would have to be priced $30K under market just to cover the deficiency and you would need a down payment on top of that. realtor. sailor
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