You need to take a look at your mortgage (or have an attorney review it for you). Likely there is a due on sale clause in it. This means you cannot sell it on contract, or let someone take over your payments, without the lender's written consent. And your lender probably will not give you written consent. Even if you are able to get your lender's written consent, you should contact an attorney to guide you through this.
You need to take a look at your mortgage (or have an attorney review it for you). Likely there is a due on sale clause in it. This means you cannot sell it on contract, or let someone take over your payments, without the lender's written consent. And your lender probably will not give you written consent. Even if you are able to get your lender's written consent, you should contact an attorney to guide you through this.
