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Chase Dixon
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Subject to in Washington

Chase Dixon
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I am a Real Estate Investor in Salt Lake City, but I am looking to expand outside of Utah. I have an opportunity for a subject to deal in Washington state. 

1 - What would be best way to hold title? Sounds like a title holding trust is a no go in Washington. I have a series LLC for my rental properties in Utah, but I am not sure how effective it would be for holding a property out of state.

2 - I do subject to deals in Utah using a General Warranty deed. Is that what everyone in WA uses?

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