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SUBJECT TO QUESTION FROM A NEWBIE TRYING TO UNDERSTAND

Alexander Curtis
  • Sacramento, Ca
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Ok so I'm trying to figure out how a subject to deal works. From what I understand you find a seller going into foreclosure and you write up a contract to buy the property at a discount with the existing financing still in place. Then you assign it to another investor. Two questions, What type of buyer would be ideal for a subject to wholesale? Would it be a buy and hold buyer or a first time home buyer? Second, what are the contracts needed to do a subject to deal? Any advice or info would be greatly appreciated.

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