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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Creative financing / Unlimitted Funding
Good Afternoon all,
This morning , I was watchin a webinar about "Subject to " and Lease options. In other words, Taking over someone's existing mortgage and your name is now on the deed but not the bank note.
Are these legal processes. ?
Can you be penalized by law in any of these situations?
Also there is a " Due on Sale" Clause , If I am reading this correctly, the bank can call the note if they chose, when the deed has a different name on it than originally signed........ Does this actually happen ?
Where can I look to find Contracts and forms for these purposes, that are legal in the state of Arizona
Please Advise,
Dennis