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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Short Sales - Subject to?
I'm looking into purchasing some property in my area and my new to investing. After reading, watching many video and gaining a ton of point of views on investing, I came across this question....
Can I legally enter into a "subject to" agreement with the owner while they have a property up for sale as a short sale or anytime during the foreclosure process?
Thanks in advance for your insights and help.