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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Who gets the tax benefits when doing “subject to” deals?
I’m trying to do is “subject to” deal but only for a couple months and then I plan on taking over but only after I do some updating...meanwhile there is a tenant already in place (just a FYI) do I get to write off those fixes etc?