I’ve structured some good financing on a property, where the seller will carry a second for a couple of years.
My intent is to sell the property. I am going to need to go ahead and close the deal, with some interim financing(a new first). When I actually close the deal with a new buyer I am going to need a good clause that will keep the second subordinate to a new first(for the second time, first was with my interim financing) until the balloon is up.
Any good clauses, wording etc…
Also, this is going to sound strange, but how or is it possible to wrap a second mortgage only, leaving the first in tact.
David:
There are many subordination clauses that attorneys can provide you to review. This concept is nothing new and is many times used with land development where the land seller agrees to subordinate to other financing so that the buyer can improved the land.
Secondly:
It is possible to wrap only a 2nd lien note IF you allow the payor who is to be responsible to make payments to simply pay the underlying 1st lienholder direclty. Any payments on the wrap you would be holding woud then first come into you and then you woudl continue to service the existing 2nd lien that is agaiinst the property.
Hope this helps
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