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Sub2 question
I have a question regarding a possible Sub2 (Subject to) deal. If you purchase a deal with sub2 financing, are you able to re-finance the deal? I'm asking because with the loan in the seller's name, if I went to re-fi the lender would see that the loan was in the previous owner's name, but with my name on the title is this an option? This lead is in Indianapolis, Indiana if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance!