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Ryan Johnston
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Seller’s Escrow Account with sub 2 deals??

Ryan Johnston
  • Investor
  • Garland, TX
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In a Subject To transaction, how do I handle the seller’s escrow account? In particular, what happens when I am doing a short term purchase, for a flip or wholetail, and I’m going to be crediting my end buyer with taxes but won’t be getting the balance in the escrow account to cover them - as I understand it, that money reverts to the name on the loan, that is, the original seller.

I’m sure I’ve got my logic mixed up somewhere - could someone shed some insight on that?

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Mitch Messer
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Mitch Messer
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Hi @Ryan Johnston. As part of your sub2 closing, you should be getting a limited power-of-attorney (LPOA) from the seller, which will authorize you to receive (and endorse) all manner of payments related to the property, including escrow refund checks, insurance claim proceed checks, etc.

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