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Hasan Hamdan
  • Wholesaler
  • Edison, NJ
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Subject to on rehab loan?

Hasan Hamdan
  • Wholesaler
  • Edison, NJ
Posted
Has anyone had experience buying a property Subject to with an FHA rehab loan? The seller bought it as an REO, renovated and then fell behind on payments. We've never done sub to investing but this could potentially be a great rental property. This is a 3 fam in North Bergen, New Jersey.

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