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Assumable Financing
A mortgage that allows a qualified buyer to take over the seller's existing loan terms, subject to lender approval.
Common Uses
- Transferring favorable loan terms to a buyer
- Selling property with an attractive rate
- Reducing buyer financing costs
General Characteristics
- Buyer assumes the existing mortgage
- Subject to lender qualification
- Terms of the original loan remain
Potential Provider Types
- Banks and lenders with assumable products
- Mortgage brokers
- Government-backed loan programs
Important Considerations
- Lender approval and qualification
- Assumption fees
- Liability release for the seller
This information is general and educational only. Eligibility, rates, fees, and terms vary by provider and are determined solely by the provider. Trio does not assess whether you personally qualify for any financing.
Trio Marketplace is not a financial institution, lender, mortgage brokerage or financial advisor. Trio does not provide, approve, arrange or guarantee financing. Financing products and services are provided by independent third-party providers. Eligibility, rates, fees, terms and approval decisions are determined by the applicable provider.