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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Subject to and PITI
I'm new to doing a deal Sub2 and wanted to know how you handle a loan that has Taxes and Insurance included? I'm assuming once you get the deed and recorded the Taxes will become your responsibility and Insurance should be a policy you own not the Seller. However if you try to change these things then the Lender would be notified and I would try not to raise questions and chance them triggering due on sale.
Any ideas or advice would be greatly appreciated!