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Connor Williams
  • Buckley Wa
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Buying subject to

Connor Williams
  • Buckley Wa
Posted

Circling back to buying a family members house.. 

can’t assume the property since I won’t be occupying it. 

So looking into subject to. 

I would be on title, she is completely off once it closes. Then she continues to make the mortgage payments? Can I set up auto pay and have it come out of my account/pay the mortgage with my checks to ensure it gets paid?


Any concerns with a subject to? The family member will continue to live in the house, I am essentially subsidizing the loan for her, saving her 7-900 a month and for me it’s a long term play getting it for a good price 

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