Now you have to go to your girlfriend and tell her that you're not going to do it because bunch of guys (and gals) on Bigger Pockets told you not to... I

Its still common for commercial loans.Subject to is unofficial.

I never thought about operating expenses being that high, but better to expect higher costs and have the cash than not to I suppose.

I'm not sure how I would even come up with the information you seggested finding but I'm going to. I

And if so how big of an assignment fee do you charge on figures like this and where can I find someone that I could assign this to? I

In addition, based on what extension they listen to, I can tell what they are interested in before we talk…Good luck.

The new SAFE act regulation allows soliciting strangers but requires that ALL investors in your pool be accredited investors.But I think your real question is "how to I make a case to convince people to make this investment?"

You can do a 50/50 split or 80/20 or anything else that you and your partner agree to. I

Essentially what is comes down to is that going the 'conventional' route would be .125% (1/8 percent) lower interest @ 3.75% than our state's first time buyers plan , WHEDA, at 3.875%.

After all, you, as the new owner of the property, are 100% liable for that property and obligated to pay off that mortgage.Basically the subject to is just a "no money down" type a strategy that lets you acquire the property without any cash out of your pocket,....