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Jeffrey Mark
  • Wholesaler
  • Mount Rainer, MD
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Wholesaling A Subject to Deal

Jeffrey Mark
  • Wholesaler
  • Mount Rainer, MD
Posted

Hello Bigger Pockets,

I have a potential subject to wholesale deal with a homeowner who currently has a mortgage of $79k on her property. Properties in the area are not selling for no where near $79k so I was going to mentioned the Subject to creative financing method to her but really didn't know to much about it.

How to actually structure a deal like this?
How does it actually benefit me?

I have investors or my buyers list who are interested in owner financed properties but I just needed a little advice. Thanks

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