*One of the major benefits to subject to deals is that the mortgage has been paid down by the previous owner, and so each payment is applied to a greater amount of principle than in the earliest days of the loan. 

Can provide POF and initial offers will be sight unseen. 

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All the principle plus interest goes back to the borrower's own IRA.  

The banks and short sales were aggressively priced back then, ....of course, in hind sight, everything was a pretty good deal. :-)...or today's prices are a little crazy.  

I am a firm believer in the MOAT principle.  

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Sure, if you can easily afford to gamble on continued regular appreciation and/or improved rental income, then you might get away with it.But in principle, unless it still shows SOME positive cash flow even when leveraged at 75%, my advice would be: look elsewhere!

@Fred Heller Your points are well taken and I think I'm seeing that no arrangement perfectly aligns interests: it's a classic principle/agent dilemma.

I do not have experience in real estate investing, but I do have a general understanding of real estate principles.