True/falseSeller who sells house via subject to will have a hard(er) time getting into a new property.

Keep it simple is a good guideline.2) My contracts have earnest money credited to contract price.3) Best to spend the money for an hour with a real estate attorney.4) Subject-to or Pay it off at closing.

Hey BP, I have been reading through some of the forums and I see some mixed opinions on this subject, Here's the question: If you don't have enough money for a down payment and your credit isn't the best and you deiced to bring in a partner 50/50 partner who has the money for a down payment giving you guys skin in the game. 

I should find out if it's paid off and perhaps do seller financing or subject to.

Hey BP, I have been reading through some of the forums and I see some mixed opinions on this subject, Here's the question: If you are trying to get a loan from a Hard Money Lender and you don't have enough money for a down payment and your credit isn't the best and you deiced to bring in a partner 50/50 partner who has the money for a down payment giving you guys skin in the game.

I then look for 1 story if that is my subject property, similar square footage, garage (1 or 2) and the above info.  

If neither of these options work can I make an offer on the new property subject to sale of the relinquished property?

Hi @Daniel Burdi,BP has a book on the subject that isn't bad.If you want nitty gritty mortgage guideline things, however, such a book wouldn't be useful, as guidelines change monthly. 

Can you buy property subject to the existing loan and lease it out with an option to buy in Texas?

Mortgage amount is an important factor if looking for a subject to transaction or for other reference / negotiating reasons.