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Kyle Ewanic
  • Contractor
  • Charleston, SC
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BRRRR a "subject to" deal

Kyle Ewanic
  • Contractor
  • Charleston, SC
Posted

I have a property on the MLS I'm interested in purchasing and BRRRR. I intend to live in while renovating. Meanwhile, working on other deals/projects. The home is an inheritance from the original owner (now desist).

Is it possible to buy a home subject to if it's an inheritance?

If so, how would I best go about making it a BRRR investment?

Thanks

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