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Catherine Morel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • New York, NY
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How to structure a subject to deal

Catherine Morel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • New York, NY
Posted

Hey BP! 

I need some guidance and advice! 

There is someone who is selling a 2 family house which generates about $3k in monthly cash flow. 

The owner is motivated to sell but still owes $260k on the property. Apparently the property is worth a little more than $260k (Zillow estimates $299k) before she makes up her mind about how much she wants to sell it for she wants to appraise the property. 

I was thinking of offering her to do a line of credit for the equity and have her refinance and then do a subject to, she’ll have some money and I’ll take over the payments but she isn’t sure about wanting to keep the mortgage. 

I’m sure I can convince her but idk how to put it in a way in which she’ll see that it’ll benefit her and me. 

Has anyone had a similar scenario to this ? If so what was the outcome ? 

Thanks ! 

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