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?

I'm curious about properly adjusting the value of comparison properties to determine the After Repair Value for our subject properties.

The Buyer acknowledges that the Seller’s title to the Property may be subject to court approval of foreclosure or to a mortgagor’s right of redemption.

This is an accounting question, how would you do the accounting for a property acquired in a subject to transaction?

If the property earns income (rent) you will be subject to the 25% upfront withholding (as you previously mentioned) on revenue.  

I've been reading about creative financing options like "rent to own", and "subject to" and could see that there are a lot benefits in using those strategies.  

Bad things happen to good people so even if it's not intentional should the property or the seller become engulfed in an unavoidable situation without title it'll subject your capital to additional risks and have the potential to make an otherwise stellar investment one of ruinous concequences.

Although i haven't been as frequent as i would like to be here on BP, my desire and dedication to Real Estate Investing hasn't wavered.