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Updated over 15 years ago,

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Another subject to question - give example of a good deal

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Can someone give an example scenario that would be a good candidate for doing sub to? Especially as relating to the purchase price. If the seller owes nearly or very close to what the property is worth, how do you make money? If the owed amount is close to the ARV, then its probably a better short sale candidate, right? I think the general idea ive seen discussed here and in articles is that you take the deed on a subto, then rent the place if it will cashflow.

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