I’ve seen information posted here where posters have been able to determine (or at least come up with a reasonable guess) what kind of loan was taken on a house. I’m renting, and I can easily find out when and for how much my current residence was purchased. I’m wondering how to find out what kind of loan was taken out? I’m concerned that it may have been one of the toxic loans, and I’d like to be prepared when the ARM is likely to reset (if, in fact, that is the case).
I’d rather not post the address here, not only for my anonymity, but also to protect my landlord (who as far as I can tell is a pretty decent guy). I wish him no ill will, and perhaps there is no risk, but I’d like some forwarning if I’m going to have to move in a year or so if he has to default. I’m happy to do the research myself if I’m pointed in the right direction.
You can have a Title Report pulled for the property. That will show all information regarding the property including lender information. If you email me the parcel number (or address) I can at least tell you how much your landlord financed on his property.
You can have a Title Report pulled for the property. That will show all information regarding the property including lender information. If you email me the parcel number (or address) I can at least tell you how much your landlord financed on his property.
I heard that realtytrac.com provides that info. But since I don’t subscribe, I don’t know if it’s only for foreclosure properties or all properties. Can anyone clarify?
Foreclosureradar.com is another site.
If you can get the info online, you don’t need to waste gas or time driving to the County Recorder’s office. Why not ask your trusted Realtor? She may have access to information services with that info.
I heard that realtytrac.com provides that info. But since I don’t subscribe, I don’t know if it’s only for foreclosure properties or all properties. Can anyone clarify?
Foreclosureradar.com is another site.
If you can get the info online, you don’t need to waste gas or time driving to the County Recorder’s office. Why not ask your trusted Realtor? She may have access to information services with that info.
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