No likely, but read through the promissory note (the borrower was given a copy at closing) and see what it says.If its not assumable you might still buy the property using "subject to".

@Tosin OlatunbosunFHA also usually requires copies of all leases, and the leases must be at least 1 year in duration.

However, spend some time with your copy.

E-mail to this address is handled by an auto-responder which responds to the enquiry with more information about the unit/property, a copy of our application & guidelines, and available viewing times.

Hi @Lakeesha Romero You will tend to find the most successful investors will want to meet others in the field and will usually talk pretty freely about what they do.

Unless you have looked at thousands of houses and bought on the basis of looking at houses from the exterior, I would find a way to get a look inside, even if it is just a look see when everybody is at work or calling to the property on some pretense.At the very least you need to see a copy of the rent roll and/or the owners bank statements.Again, buying without any diligence is a very high risk strategy.Good luck with your decision.

They stress education through hard copy materials, online webinars and courses, live one on one coaching and on site / on property education.

The following day I called again to verify that they had done so, and emailed a copy of the bill and instructed them to include payment along with their rent, and they did.

Once you get past about four properties, they all start to run together; it's hard to remember particulars about each one, your mind and body get tired doing all that driving around, and it's just difficult to do it from a logistic standpoint.I always tell clients to view no more than four properties in a day, then go home and think about them, weigh pros and cons, and then we'll go from there if they decide against them all.A great agent will be able to listen to your needs, wants, and desires and handpick the best from what's available, versus sending you everything that's out there unless that's what you asked for.My advice would be to look at four in your preferred area, get copies of the full client report from the MLS, and then go home and run numbers on those to see what you come up with.

Also if anyone needs a copy of the land trust I use (the bank will ask for a notarized copy) and the docs I use to resign as trustee and assign beneficial interest, just shoot me a message and I'd be happy to send to you.