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A TPA is a mechanism that can be used by homeowners with a HUD-approved mortgage who want to sell their home. In this article, we will explain what a transfer of physical assets (TPA) is and how it differs from selling a property that was purchased with a traditional mortgage. Key highlights: A transfer of physical assets (TPA) happens when a homeowner with a HUD-approved mortgage sells their home and transfers the mortgage to the buyer. This is different from the conventional mortgage scenario, in which the proceeds of the sale pay off the mortgage. A TPA can be either full or modified. A TPA requires approval from the HUD. In a conventional mortgage scenario, when a homeowner with a mortgage sells the house, the proceeds of the sale are used to pay off the outstanding balance. The buyer of the property can purchase the property with cash or take out a new mortgage to finance the purchase. On the other hand, if the homeowner’s mortgage is approved by HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development), the process of selling the home is different. The seller can transfer their mortgage to the buyer through a TPA (transfer of physical assets).  Types of TPA: Full and modified A transfer of physical assets can be either full or modified. In a full transfer, the property and the existing mortgage are completely passed from the seller to the buyer. In a modified transfer, ownership of the property isn’t entirely transferred, but rather the ownership structure is adjusted. This happens when only a fraction of the ownership changes hands. The process involved depends on the proportion of ownership being transferred and the nature of the entity involved, such as a partnership or trust. HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) The HUD provides solutions…

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