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Ryan Allison
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  • Connecticut / Massachusetts
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Subject To / Taking over Mortgage

Ryan Allison
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  • Investor
  • Connecticut / Massachusetts
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I'm looking at a deal where a subject to or assuming the current mortgage is in play (& honestly probably only way this would make sense)  

Anybody have experience with doing a subject to deal, especially in Connecticut?  I'm aware of the risks (due on demand language) but anything else I should be aware of?   

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