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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Assumable loan vs Subject To
Hello,
I'm looking to understand the difference between an (FHA, VA, etc) assumable loan and a Subject To (an existing mortgage). Thank you for your time and consideration.
TJ
Most Popular Reply
Assumable loans remove the seller from the loan and subject to keeps the sellers on the loan.
Assumable: buyer "assumes" or takes over the existing loan
Subject to: buyer buys "subject to" the conditions of the previous loan and makes payments typically to a 3rd party who pays the existing loan and not directly to seller. Seller still has their name on the loan