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Benjamin Ostler
  • Letter Carrie US Postal Service
  • Honeyville, UT
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Subject to idea on my own town home?

Benjamin Ostler
  • Letter Carrie US Postal Service
  • Honeyville, UT
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Hello everyone, I am new and I have a town home that I was originally going to rent out when we moved next year but I came a cross subject to deals and I got thinking. How possible and is it worth it to fit my own home into the subject to equation? I'm looking to be creative with different avenues. I like the idea of having a long term payment coming in and not dealing with up keep. Any thoughts? Thank you for any help.

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