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How to go about this Subject Deal

Levi Benton
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Hello! 

I have come across a subject deal. They are asking $15K + Subject Deal ($58K + $310 per month interest). I am trying to finance via Hard money and around $30K-$40K in rehab. Do I add the $15K to $30K-$40K rehab as an all in at $55K and pay the existing mortgage on the home? Or do I buy out the owner and include the left over debt and rehabs at an all in $113K? 

I am just confused and would like some guidance. I have a lender lined up for a Fix and Flip loan but I am not sure if something like this would qualify or benefit me. 

I would love to cover the existing mortgage and then have my hard money lender loan be $55K. Then refinance and BRRRR this great property. Is that possible?

Here is the description - "This is a 2 unit duplex. Property is being sold as a subject to deal- take over the mortgage payment on this property with no bank approvals. Property was getting 1200 for each unit. Inquire for more details on mortgage and assignment fees." Subject to Info: Mortgage principal owed: $58,000 Principal and interest per month: $310

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