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Subject To and Lease Option investing in Arizona
I’m a new real estate investor in the state of Arizona, and I’m trying to find out how to work a subject To and lease option deal from start to finish which won’t violate any Arizona laws.
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Originally posted by @Roderick Spiller:
I’m a new real estate investor in the state of Arizona, and I’m trying to find out how to work a subject To and lease option deal from start to finish which won’t violate any Arizona laws.
That's kind of like saying "I want to build a car, can someone tell me what parts I need?" Sure, but when you have the list what do you do next?
Give us an idea of what you want to accomplish, what you know about real estate, contracts, financing, and why you picked Subject To and Lease Options. I'd be happy to help, I just don't know enough about what your goal is.