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Jonathan Morris
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Thoughts on using "Subject To" transaction to rehab a house.

Jonathan Morris
  • Chicago, IL
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Does anyone have thoughts on using a "Subject To" existing financing in order to rehab a property and then sell it. I have started reading a lot about "Subject To" and want to know if anyone has thoughts or experience with this. I am in the education phase right now and would like to know more. So far the forums have been a great resource. I would like to rehab houses but want other options besides a conventional loan or hard money. Thanks.

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