There are so many different opinions on the subject but the bottom line is raising money is a relationship game.

My question is about "subject to".

Or cash-out refinance my house, or cash-out refinance the subject property, or get a HELOC on either one of those.

The investors 200k will be in the first loss position subject to the 80% owner finance.

How would a broker be involved, your refi on a subject property will be with a lender in that area.

I'm currently ramping up my marketing efforts, and have recently started working with a complete property services company who sells turn key properties to investors internationally and locally.I'm currently looking to learn and explore different exit strategies such as Subject To, wrap mortgages, mobile home parks, and new construction.

Here's a link to a webinar he did on the subject: http://webinarjam.net/webinar/go/replay/1056/140a023c34/accessok/This link is to a replay which might not be available any longer, but he will likely do it again.

My question is: I talked to an attorney in Ohio about doing a "subject-to" deal and was told A) There is no 'subject-to' in Ohio, B)It would have to be a land contract but the rules are different because of the exsisting mortgages and C) That I HAVE to use an attorney for EVERYTHING or risk getting in trouble for practicing real estate without a license.

Subject AddressDate Lead ReceivedSeller's NamePhone NumberEmailBedBathSqFt (Most sellers don't know this.

This would not be possible with the conventional and would be subject to market rates.