Selling Made Simple with An Assumable Mortgage
Is it time to sell your home? Did you know your assumable mortgage can make your property even more attractive to potential buyers? Believe it or not, you’re at an advantage, and Assumptions Solutions can help you stand out from the crowd and sell smarter, not harder.
Assumable Home with Sales With More Confidence
Appeal to Variety of Buyers
Ability to Be Competitive
Potential to
Sell Faster
Why Choose Assumption Solutions?
Understanding Assumable Mortgage Terms
Together, we can review the terms and conditions of your existing mortgage, including the interest rates, remaining balance, and any specific clauses of your assumption. (Not all home loans are assumable, and you might need lender approval.)
Assessing Eligibility for Qualified Buyers
Lender Communication and Coordination
Setting up Your Sale Agreement
Managing Timelines for Closing
Four Steps to Selling Your Home with an Assumable Mortgage
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
The seller and buyer both engage Assumption Solutions to process your file for approval by the existing lender. Assumption Solutions collects a seller assistance fee of $950. The first $50 is paid at engagement, and the remaining $900 is paid at approval.
Step 4
Be Bold and Get Your Home Sold
FAQs Home Sellers Need to Know
What is an assumable mortgage?
Are sellers looking for assumable mortgage homes?
Is my current mortgage assumable?
Most assumable mortgage loans fall under one of these categories:
- FHA loan: If you have a loan backed by the Federal Housing Administration, it’s generally OK for a buyer to assume it with proper lender approval.
- VA loan: These loans set up for our valued military members and veterans are assumable but require approval from the Veteran’s Administration or lender.
- USDA loan: U.S. Department of Agriculture loans are assumable, in most cases, aimed at helping rural home buyers across the country.
- Conventional loan: Most conventional loans don’t qualify for mortgage assumption. However, an assumption of mortgage after a divorce or death can be an option.
Should I allow a buyer to assume my mortgage loan?
Will I be debt-free if my loan is assumed?
Will it cost me money to allow my buyer to assume my mortgage?
You’ll need to pay your real estate agent commissions, title transfer fees, and necessary taxes. However, as a seller with an assumable mortgage, there should be no additional or unexpected fees associated with the process outside of what’s standard for any new property purchase. It’s important to know what policies your lender has in place or state laws that might impact your sale.