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Kamyar Farhang
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Is this a deal or a dud?

Kamyar Farhang
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  • Folsom, CA
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I found a distressed property with the following information:

  • AVR $400 K
  • Lines $40 K
  • Mortgage balance is $285 K
  • Repair estimates $50 K
  • Asking price $340 K
  • 2360 SF
  • 6 beds 3 bath
  • Okay neighborhood
  • Owner motivated, filed for BK recently and heading for foreclosure

I want to know what is the best way to approach this? Is subject-to an option? I have never done one one of these what is the best way to do due diligence and make sure I am not missing anything? Any good resource to learn nuts and bolts of subject-to deals? any guidance is greatly appreciated.

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