@Sam McCormackWhat you are looking for is what's commonly called buying 'subject to'It is perfectly legal you can find on the HUD statement the line number 203 if I'm a mistaken it states 'loans taken subject to'We have a program, where we can enable sellers to get out of over leveraged properties.

@Jeffrey Rollon let me know whens the next one beer and real eatate the perfect combo

And there are plenty of guys trying to get away from base who are more than willing to pay... it's a win-win. 

This might be the perfect avenue for you if you don't have/want to approach friends and family.These loans are based on personal income, credit score, DTI, etc for the amount you qualify for, since there are unsecured (meaning no collateral).

We wanted a place to "get away" that didnt break the bank and I was just learning about the STR market.

Everyone posts pictures of their new car, of their new home, their perfect family or adventurous vacation.

Hi Emily, I'll DM you, we're a perfect fit. 

I didn't realize it's the gifter who need to pay tax. doesn't make perfect sense isn't it?

I thought I found the perfect one but then realized that it was close to a newly created mega store.

This is an Airbnb property, we used some unique financing to get away from putting 20% down.