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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Reversing a Subject to deal
Hi
Please help.
If I purchase a property 'subject to' ( ie taking over the responsibility of paying the sellers mortgage on their behalf) can I get out of it if I want to? Or will I be 'trapped'. What would happen if I stop paying the mortgage?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated- thanks