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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying Subject to with equity ?
Currently looking at a deal I want to buy subject to, which has about 40k in equality. I was wondering how would you go about working out a down payment (if needed) when proposing the offer to the seller?
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Don Konipol
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@Ty Primers
Your offer can consist of buying the property subject to the 1st lien mortgage, and either with the seller carrying back a 2nd position mortgage for the difference between the offering price and the down payment plus existing note balance, or a wrap around note carried by the seller with the existing mortgage as an underlying mortgage.
Buying ‘subject to’ is a bit exotic these days, especially when a property does have positive equity. But 40 years ago when mortgage interest rates were 16% if available at all, we all did a ton of these.
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