Seller carries back a second trust deed after you close a new mortgage and you both don't tell the lender.

If you so desired, you could still use your credit to acquire a traditional loan while simultaneously carrying out a subject to.ConsThe Deal Is Final: For better or for worse, subject to transactions are final.

What are your daily carrying costs and how long will it take to evict them if they dig in their heels and make you go through the whole process at the end of which you're damn sure not getting a broom swept house anyway?

I know there's AI doomers and boomers, it's definitely going to carry some weight but when the boomers push this narrative it's not without a lot of issues that aren't being recognized.For one, the power for this to happen would require massive, and I mean massive, energy capabilities that just aren't ready right now from a data center level.

My team leader has  kinda talked me out of flipping (capital gains, overhead, carrying costs blah blah) so I started listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts.

A big issue you might run into is that most lenders will require you to qualify carrying two mortgages in your debt-to-income ratio.

I have a project where the seller is carrying the note on the home with a 20% down payment.

App folio has a dashboard home page that shows cash in/cash out but it does not show the balance you may have carried over from the prior month. 

Long term it would pretty hard to make a descent profit on a rental that was carrying a 9% loan.  

(Long Days on market) and then using secondary financing for closing and carrying costs.