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Selling a property that was acquired subject to

Brandon Poole
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Hello,

I am new to real estate investing and I have been learning about creative financing. A question that I have is, once you have  acquired a home via subject to, what does it look like if you want to sell the home? Are you able to sell the property to someone who is financing with a conventional loan? Any input on if this is possible and what it would look like would be great!  

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