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Zach Nemechek
  • Investor
  • Manhattan, Ks
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Help with Subject To acquisition

Zach Nemechek
  • Investor
  • Manhattan, Ks
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I am attempting to acquire a property with Subject To and some cash on top in order to retain the 2.8% interest rate. Can someone elaborate on how the payments are made after you work with the title company and the deed to the house is in my name, but the mortgage still being in the "seller's" name? What happens when/if I decide to sell the house?

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