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Eric E.
  • Residential Investor
  • Allentown, PA
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"Subject To" in New Jersey

Eric E.
  • Residential Investor
  • Allentown, PA
Posted

Hi I've done lots of deals, but I'm about to do a
"Subject to"  deal in NJ.   It's a fixed-rate home equity loan (1st position).

  The concept is easy to understand.    The devil is in the details.    Especially in NJ, one of the most litigious states.    Any advice from someone who has done it in NJ?  

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