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Updated 9 months ago on . Most recent reply

buy property on subject to question
Hi, I have a wholesaler approaching me with a subject to deal with. Here is the number:
take over $285000, 2.5% mortgage; $70,000 lien, 0%; $35,000 lien 9%;
My out-of-pocket expenses are $40,000, and my rent is $2500. The market value of this house is about $450k. What attracts me is the 2/5% mortgage takeover.
I asked if I would take over the title. The answer confused me. It sounds like the title will be transferred to a land trust, and my LLC or I personally will be the land trust beneficiary. I don't understand why I can't just use a normal title. Why land trust?
And he said I would pay the mortgage directly. I asked why the seller would sell the house this way. He said paying off the mortgage every month on time will help the seller fix her credit.
Am I missing anything? first time deal with subject to.