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Assume, subject to, or a wrap? What’s the difference?
In terms of creative financing can you please help me understand the difference between assuming a mortgage, subject to original financing, and a wrap? I think I know the gist but want some reassurance.
Working on a direct mail lead where one of these options may come into play.
Thanks!