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Dakota Mivshek
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Miami-Denver-Austin
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Could you help explain "Subject to"

Dakota Mivshek
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Miami-Denver-Austin
Posted

Hi There,

Question for you all. A house on my street that I really have always liked is currently on zillow under "pre-foreclosure." If I were to approach the owner regarding a sale to me, what are my options here?

If I buy the place "subject to", thus taking over the loan, how does the bank he was using for his mortgage respond? Any initial help surrounding this topic would be helpful - the owner just wants out. 

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