The house is particularly appealing to me due to the low mortgage rate that he got in 2020.My question is whether I should buy his property "subject to" or add myself to the mortgage/deed.

Then watch the comparable properties and see if they rent quickly (priced too low) or if they sit on the market (priced too high). 

Thanks Scott I got a nice mention this week on Dave Meyers post about RE asset class. and one of the BP members a few years ago sent me a nice e mail and we talked through a deal he was doing and he gave me some credit for helping him structure and or giving him encouragement to go for it.. and I believe he said this year that one deal netted him 143k in cash flow.. talk about a Yatchzee..

This includes income & asset verification, tenant's credit, criminal, and eviction reports.

For all these reasons we will confident in this area.We have similar deal going on where we sell our properties with Build in Appreciation (8-10%) we do free property management for 1 year, and guarantee rent for 1 yr (rent gap credits.) 

Try Associated Credit Union in GA.I got a 2nd home loan from them in the past.

@Dominic RichardsonBoth the Columbus and Cleveland markets are great for investing in from out of state since they are landlord-friendly, and have a low barrier of entry and cash flow.

Has anyone taken advantage of 0% APR credit card usage to help fund a deal?

So question - If you were getting a new credit card(s), which one(s) and why?

Hi BP Community,Has anyone worked with a local credit union in Cleveland, Ohio that work with real estate investors.