So far I have read several great articles and post on the subject.

It may indicate a high eviction rate, lower market rent and higher vacancy rates due to low school scores, crime rate, etc...I establish market rent ( using investment home as subject property),  1.

If it not, the mortgage company will confiscate the insurance check and dole it out piecemeal and subject you to inspections before they dole out each breadcrumb.Also, if it is an older house, it will have to brought up to code, which will cost more money. 

I'm researching a lot about this Rent to own strategy of getting the seller on contract with a subject to then assigning it to a buyer as a lease option and I keep the option fee.  

I suggest you think along the lines of forgiving debt over a period of time subject to the buyer keeping the loan in place, an early payoff simply reverts back to the original amortized loan amount.

The "conventional" un-conventional method is to buy "subject to" the existing mortgage, flip, then satisfy the existing lien on your sale...

Tell the bank to do a "subject to " appraisal with all the repairs.

I am trying to understand the fundamentals of subject to.

Additionally, non-bank mortgage servicing companies are not subject to consistently comprehensive safety and soundness standards.

Would offering subject to on something liken this be crazy?