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Kyle Deutschmann
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  • Lender
  • Baltimore, MD
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Who is your go-to title company for 'subject-to' deals?

Kyle Deutschmann
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  • Lender
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hey BP community, 

For anyone who has done a subject-to deal in central MD... who is your go-to title company for this type of transaction? 

Also, has anyone had any issues with lenders calling these loans due on sale? How do you get around this and not screw over the seller? 

I understand VA and FHA loans are assumable... This is not what I'm talking about - I'm referring to buying a property subject-to the existing (conventional or commercial) financing. I've seen a credible title company close one of these in Nashville where I used to live, but have never dealt with this in MD where I currently live.

Thank you in advance for your comments and suggestions. BP typically doesn't allow self-promotion, so if you are a title rep who has experience with this, feel free to slide in my DMs. 

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