Answers by Leanne Smith

Hi Vicki, have you considered trying to buy the home? I would connect with a local lender in your area and see what you could qualify for. As the others mentioned if you have a lease you can stay in your home during the term of the lease if buying isn’t an option. Leanne

You can check with a real estate attorney to get advice on this. Maybe consider getting a short term loan to pay the taxes owed. Wishing you the best!

Lavinia, Great question! Great opportunities to buy a home wit only $500.00 down via an FHA loan. Go to www.hudhomestore.com that is the direct link to HUD. Go to the search and put the state, county etc.. and avialble homes will pop up. you can reach out to the listing agent by scrolling down on the listing info and they can help you with the FHA HUD $500.00 down info. good luck!

make sure you are HUD's direct site www.hudhomestore.com if you see one that you like, click on it and scroll down. You will see the listing agents info. reach out to them to see the home and get more info

Donald, was your home foreclosed on? or did you do a seller finace situation with the person living in the home?

Hi Kacie, first talk with your current real estate agent. It 100% depends on the offer you accepted and the trems of the offer. Sometimes after you have accepted an offer your agent may be able to keep it active accepting back up offers. wishing you the best!

I think based on your question, best to go ahead and sell it now. selling a home occupied with a tenant can get complicated. I would talk with an agent in your market area about the different options.

Vernon, might I suggest you take a look at HUD homes, some are eligible for $500.00 down FHA loans. you can look at potential HUD homes in every state by going to www.hudhomestore.com. that is HUD direct sight

Tammy, go visit HUD's website. in some cases you can get into one of these homes with only $500.00. Its an FHA loan program. go to www.hudhomestore.com pick the state and area you are shopping in and see if there is a home there that you like. good luck to you!

Although from state to state laws and tax implications will apply I would suggest asking a local real estate attorney or check with your local title comapny for advice. wishing you the best!