Best and worst is subjective to you and your unique experiences.  

Its all subjective . 

When you go to download your list, the names, subject address, and the homeowner's current address (if different from the subject property) will be on there. 

You bought a house at an HOA foreclosure sale and paid $40k, subject to a $500k first mortgage lien. ( Are there property taxes owed or other liens?  

Any return will be great so many are not returning anything and asking for Cash calls.from my personal perspective I would do anything I could to NOT syndicate and subject yourself to those risks in case the deals don't work .. they don't work and you get massacred on SM etc etc.Myself I would, if you need partners go for just a very few in more of a JV format with you as the managing member.. 

One said I can go direct to the underwriter to get a deal from them regarding the mortgage, since the servicer will not negotiate the payoff (150k+ interest and fees alone) and I don't have the note holders consent to do a proper Subject To deal.

Differences (condition, bed/bath, age, amenities) are added/subtracted from the comps to determine the value of the subject property.

Of course, I had the deed in hand signed by the seller prior to doing this (subject-to).

Is there away to obtain subject to on a mobile home?

-YESAs someone who's done numerous owner finance and subject-to deals, I can attest to their value.