So you'd be subject to that banks underwriting (in general & SBA) criteria, as well as their primary focus on businesses.  

But from the procedures his firm utilizes as per his post, it seems that he provides a reasonably well thought out and “best practices” framework to enhance the success of the subject to transactions he handles. 4.

I pointed out my house rules to support and wasn't subjected to that. 

Limited Regulatory Oversight: Fintech companies that operate without a banking license may not be subject to the same regulatory scrutiny and consumer protection measures as traditional banks.

I assume it means rolling one investment into another, does BP have an area on this subject?

I'm actually having an investment meetup next Tuesday about this exact subject!

You could also do a subject to with a carry back for the difference.

Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to the BiggerPockets community to try and find an attorney that has a lot of experience closing subject to  deals.

Yes, you can use FHA and Conventional program for a primary home if you are buying a "Distressed" property - (Will not pass an inspection) "Subject to">  FHA offers a 203K loan and Fanie Mae offers a Home Style program which has the sole purpose of working with distressed properties. 

In NJ, you sign a full contract subject to inspection and appraisal, etc., and then do inspections and negotiate on inspection repair requests as part of the process.