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Jordan Archer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Stuart, FL
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What mortgage rate is TOO HIGH for Subject-to financing?

Jordan Archer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Stuart, FL
Posted

Hey BP,

I want to wholesale using subject-to financing. The goal is to get the properties subject-to, then use a wrap mortgage to sell to a buyer (at a higher rate than the origninal mortgage being taken over subject-to) and make my money on the down payment, and monthly interest rate increase.

I was wondering, at what rate would the ORIGINAL LOAN have to be in order to make this type of wholesaling impractical.

Obviously, if you can acquire subject to for mortgages @ 4-5%, you can easily find a buyer who will agree to a wrap @ 6-7%. But if the subject-to mortgage is 10-15%...wouldn't that make using a wrap almost impossible?

Thanks BP!

Jordan

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