Exceptions to the Due on Sale Clause and the Garin-St. Germain Act
Attorney Joe Seagle, Florida real estate entrepreneur and asset protection attorney, unpacks the complexities of the due-on-sale clause and its relationship to the Garn-St. Germain Act. He explains the risks of taking over a mortgage without notifying the lender, the potential consequences of violating the due-on-sale clause, and how the Garn-St. Germain Act offers specific exceptions—but only for properties that remain the borrower’s primary residence. Joe highlights the growing trend of lenders calling loans due, especially in today’s high-interest-rate environment, and shares practical advice for investors on how to prepare for this risk. Ready to learn how to protect your investments and make smarter real estate moves? Watch the full video now! Have a question you want answered on our next Ask Joe episode? Leave a comment below! Subscribe: Don’t miss out on future episodes of our Trust This podcast —subscribe now! https://www.youtube.com/@MyLandTrustee?sub_confirmation=1 Unlock the power of land trusts to protect your assets and enhance your privacy with Land Trusts in Florida, 11th Edition by experts Mark Warda and Joe Seagle—get your copy now! https://mylandtrustee.com/book/ Next Trust This Newsletter Alert: Stay tuned for more valuable tips and updates!https://trustthis.beehiiv.com/subscribe Protect what matters most—reach out today to explore our asset protection services including estate planning, trust creation, and business structuring. Visit us at https://aspirelegal.com #dueonsale #dueonsaleclause #floridalandtrusts #landtrust #GarnStGermainAct #subjecto #subjecttorealestate #assetprotectionattorney #assetprotection #mylandtrustee #aspirelegalsolutions #trustthispodcast
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Attorney Joe Seagle, Florida real estate entrepreneur and asset protection attorney, unpacks the complexities of the due-on-sale clause and its relationship to the Garn-St. Germain Act. He explains the risks of taking over a mortgage without notifying the lender, the potential consequences of violating the due-on-sale clause, and how the Garn-St. Germain Act offers specific exceptions—but only for properties that remain the borrower’s primary residence.
Joe highlights the growing trend of lenders calling loans due, especially in today’s high-interest-rate environment, and shares practical advice for investors on how to prepare for this risk.
Ready to learn how to protect your investments and make smarter real estate moves? Watch the full video now!
Have a question you want answered on our next Ask Joe episode? Leave a comment below!
Subscribe: Don’t miss out on future episodes of our Trust This podcast —subscribe now! https://www.youtube.com/@MyLandTrustee?sub_confirmation=1
Unlock the power of land trusts to protect your assets and enhance your privacy with Land Trusts in Florida, 11th Edition by experts Mark Warda and Joe Seagle—get your copy now! https://mylandtrustee.com/book/
Next Trust This Newsletter Alert: Stay tuned for more valuable tips and updates!https://trustthis.beehiiv.com/subscribe
Protect what matters most—reach out today to explore our asset protection services including estate planning, trust creation, and business structuring. Visit us at https://aspirelegal.com
#dueonsale #dueonsaleclause #floridalandtrusts #landtrust #GarnStGermainAct #subjecto #subjecttorealestate #assetprotectionattorney #assetprotection #mylandtrustee #aspirelegalsolutions #trustthispodcast