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Sub 2 Strategies

Ross Scott
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Hi everyone! First post on this board.

I recently started doing sub2 deals and I am finding out that most homeowners do not want to hand the title over to me. I have been thinking about different exit strategies for a NO GO on a sub2 deal and I wanted to get everyone's opinion on this idea I have.

If the homeowner balks at my sub2 strategy, I would then suggest he/she sell to me via wrap and/or owner financing. Then I would assign/wholesale the property to a retail buyer. Does this idea sound doable?

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