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Ryan Deasy
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  • Farmington, CT
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"Subject to" - What have you heard / experienced??

Ryan Deasy
Lender
  • Lender
  • Farmington, CT
Posted

    I have an opportunity to do a "subject to" deal in CT. Based on what I know, the numbers make sense, deal wise. What I am looking to find out is (I know this subject has been talked about before and I have read other forum posts and watched the YouTube videos):

    • How many of you have actually seen a lender call the loan due because of the "due on sale" clause?
      • If it does happen, what are your options besides just paying off the balance?
      • How much time do they give you?
      • I just watched a video where an investor notifies the bank of the deed transfer via certified mail, instead of hiding and hoping they don't notice.

      Thoughts?? Thank you in advance!!

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