I'd be interested in taking a look at the software.

But is every person currently doing subject-to deals (many on BP) committing fraud simply by engaging in taking title subject to the existing mortgage?

I am well aware of the risk involved in taking the advice of a custodian without double checking, and would suggest everyone check with their accountant and lawyer, but while you think the law is "pretty clear", I agree that it is clear, but not in support of what you are saying it is.

@Bill Manassero 3 years overdue but I'm definitely interested in taking you up on your offer to connect if still on the table.

I am very interested in taking him up on his offer and plan to build on the lot within five years of ownership; however, I am not sure how to structure the terms of an owner financing mortgage and terms.

@Cody L.I work with over 50 life co's that, depending on size and leverage, would be interested in taking a look.

I would start from the outside first, as Account Closed is right, if the sump pit is the enclosed type the sell and not perforated all around it, then there is always water sitting at the bottom of the pit, and all sump pumps are not designed to get every bit of water out, the intake for the water is usually about 3/8" up from the bottom of the unit, this prevent the motor from being clogged with mud.a lot of times the home inspectors will exaggerate things for their clients.

I highly suggest you invest in taking the 101 Financial analysis course through the CCIM Institute.

Reach out if you are interested in taking on a shadow who will prove to be very helpful throughout the process. 

It has decent equity but doesn't cash flow very well, so I'm highly interested in taking hat equity to grow my portfolio with better cash flowing properties.