Then there’s subject-to, where you take over a seller’s mortgage payments, or seller financing, where they become the bank—both work great but need some know-how.

If I were down there I would think about setting up a food truck or 10 or 20 and serving breakfast burritos 24 hours a day with some good hot coffee.Just my 2 cents.

If he feels he still has rights to the rental and the deposit, then that also means he has responsibilities for the damage and is subject to charges.

One thing that DSCR is not really set up for is if the property is "Subject to" meaning not move in ready/live able.

Although many properties with a specific zoning code are technically eligible, they would be subject to an extensive waitlist that could last years.

If they don't have provable reserves, we don't send them the Subject To.  

Real estate has now peaked my interest and I want to buy in North Carolina and I might be open to other hot markets.

Ken, You're changing the subject to something neither of us ever discussed.The only thing you claimed was that having no-debt on a SFR property makes no sense, because of your theory that the government is going to be massively raising taxes on property owners to "oppressive" levels.

If you’re short on funds maybe seller financing or subject to deals, where you take over a seller’s mortgage or negotiate direct financing with them.

Maybe Trump and Biden and their rich friends actually want to subject our middle class to a permanent state of Penury, by engineering inflation at every chance?