@Carly M.If you sell it, you will no longer get income from this property.Selling the property and purchasing another property will subject you to a good amount of expenses(title work, realtor commission, stamp tax, etc). 

Creative Buy & Hold Investors (this would be all of you who do lease options, seller financing, wraps, subject tos, etc): 1.Do you find that you have to continously build your portfolio due to payoffs by the end buyer?

The loan amount can go up to 80% of value, but subject to the property having enough rents coming in to service that much debt, after you take out insurance & taxes.

He said that he didn’t want to deal with anything “subject-to” and just wants to walk away from the property.

Hey all,Looking for creative ways to sell assets and offset/reduce capital gains without doing a 1031 exchange.Background:I have a sale occurring for a bunch of condos I own which will be subject to long term capital gains, I’ve also just completed a new construction duplex that I am selling, originally purchased the land almost two years ago.

If there is a mortgage you can still buy Subject to the existing mortgage.The owner leaves his mortgage in place until you can refinance and pay off his mortgage. 

These terms are based on what my company does and will vary from lender to lender.On a DSCR loan, rents of subject property must be 100%-115% of the mortgage payment.

It involves REAL land, and REAL structures erected on the land that are subject to the laws of nature.

Also, short term vacation rental income maybe considered "business income" and therefore be subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax.

Its simple and done every day short of that just show your bank account with the purchase price in cash ready to roll .The banker will give you a pre approval subject to the financials  ..