Although we may not have a property that fits your needs at the moment, we are always adding new properties to our offerings, so please check back frequently.

I am looking at the "Subject to Deals" I have educated myself and aware of different risks specially the "due on sale clause".

Terry, how did/is the subject 2 working out for you?

Now, I'm sorry I can't direct you to a specific paragraph.There are some other aspects of posting here that I'd like to bring up, just haven't been compelled to really, perhaps I should and take it to the Off Topic forum as it would be straying from the subject here.

In a tax deed state you are bidding at the tax sale auction for a deed to the property, but that is still subject to a redemption period.

Often times you can structure a lower cash deal since they won't have to pay 10-15% selling costs or you can do subject to or a lease option assignment.Listed properties: you go door knocking on targeted listed properties, make a good presentation, and present a "Plan B" if the agent doesn't do their job and leave them with a flyer on benefits of a lease purchase and have them call you if the agent doesn't perform.FSBOs: these people want to sell their house fast and for full price.

In my eyes that would raise the credibility of the site and of each sponsor immeasurably.I will continue to peruse your deals frequently and look forward to investing.BTW, do you email when a new deal is posted or do I need to keep checking?

@Aaron Corleone I changed your subject to be more meaningful.

You can purchase the property (and get the deed) subject to anything, including the 2nd lien.

Are there complications that frequently come about in a big city that aren't usually a problem in somewhere more suburban or rural?