Yes and The AI already gives another price explosion in South bay area market.

And sometimes dangerous, as I landed in the emergency room twice from rehabs, once from drilling straight through my finger. 

I remember when I got in to RE before BP and the RE investment explosion.

It’s dangerous to do for the ex though because if you don’t pay the mortgage they are still responsible for the mortgage. 

Credit, financial risk, legal, tax, time, insurance and the ability to get clear title are all part of the problem as well.Selling a Subject To, to someone on a wrap, is very dangerous to all involved, IMHO.

We applaud the VA for recognizing this danger and acting swiftly to protect veterans.”Link to article here: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/va-roll-temporary-fix-buyer-2...Hope this is helpful. 

I grew up in a small tourist town on the north coast of England (UK), and so I am very aware of the dangers of not controlling numbers of STR's in an area.

Intervening in financial risk management is dangerous.

I used leverage very carefully and always knew that it could be very dangerous.   

Scott, A couple of things here: 1) If this is true, and you will be getting $10M, then you should be cautious - alerting people to an amount of money this large can be dangerous, and you will get advice looking to separate that money from you from very hungry people, who will come off as very polished, but who can really do damage to your wealth.2) If you are coming into $10M all at once, then depending on the source, you will pay taxes on this.