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Account Closed
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hanford, CA
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Working on attaining a ‘Subject to’ but need help

Account Closed
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hanford, CA
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Those who have attained properties through ‘Subject to’ what information would you include when presenting to seller?

I have an Amortization chart

Property insights-market analysis

TIA

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Doug Pretorius
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Doug Pretorius
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@Account Closed Honestly for this situation it would be better for the seller and yourself to have the the hard talk and get him down to a price where it will actually sell. But being a good friend I can see how that would be especially uncomfortable!

The seller is only motivated by greed at this point. You'll have to wait and see if he becomes more reasonable as his move date approaches. If he's not willing to lower his asking price from $450k he's probably not going to accept say $30k for his equity and to stay on the hook for the mortgage.

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