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Subject to purchase and rental. basic documents needed.
Hi. im interested in buying property subject to and holding them as rentals. in this situation, besides the normal purchase agreement, power of attorney, authorization letter,etc. what other documents do i need? ive researched the forum, and wanted updated advice on dislosures i should also give the seller. if i research the title, should i STILL get a title company? ( title insurance,etc.) since im holding the property and have no intent to sell? thanx
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Title insurance is always a good idea, even on a subject to deal. Like the deed it will have an exclusion for the loan you're leaving in place.
Have a plan B in place in case the loan is called.