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Do you lose the house on subject to financing if the seller goes bankrupt?
Hello all this this my first post.
I am trying to learn more about creative financing. It seem that I have seen that there is a possibility that you could lose the house if you subject to the seller and they go bankrupt. I am also trying to find a good person or way to develop the legal contracts needed to secure a deal this way.
Thanks in Advance,
Bryce