Have an agreement or contract drawn up outline terms, responsibilities, etc.

I think a lot of this is too subjective and could cause landlords to be fined for non issue items. 

In addition to the SEC regulations, tokens are also subject to anti-money laundering regulations, consumer protection laws, and commodities regulations.

Just like a simple document that outlines the deposit upfront and sale agreement.

Hey Everyone,Been hearing about Subject To acquisitions more and more.  

If you're looking to get started, you may want to read a few books on the subject.

I am interested a subject to deal, but there is something that I am confuse about.

You have to disclose that it won't be owner occupied but it's still conventional financing subject to fannie/freddie underwriting requirements (like a decent DTI)-- you'll pay a little more than you will for an owner occupied property but it still the cheapest financing for a non-owner occupied investment property (I thought these usually aren't callable loans if you haven't done something fraudulent).

Also, look into the subject-to strategy and lease options.

Noise is subjective, one person may not care, another may go crazy listening to it.