Subject to" the existing financing means the existing loan(s) (lien(s)) stays in place, and only the deed is transferred to the buyer.To answer your question, though, each lender usually has a preferred agent/broker who gets all their REO listings.

When the navy transferred us we rented the house out.

The $500 class teaches them how to transfer their funds into a self-directed IRA account where the customer can then buy their own liens.

Best, Amber WelschRuss Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty

The lender has the right to call the loan due if the borrower transfers the property to you.

If the answer is "no," then you shouldn't buy property there, you should just be a renter.If you're only going to be assigned to that area for a short period of time, do you really want to take on the burden of owning a house and then having to property manage it long distance when you get transferred to another base?

. $1,250 tax savings per every $5,000 For areas with high real estate transfer taxes, the transfer tax is based on the sales price, not the net to the seller.

Wiring,,, yes,, I'd plan on re-wiring,, we recently transferred ownership between family members, and the house was 1915 construction,, has some original knob & tube wiring and a fuse box with fuses,, the current insurance company we had wanted photo of the fuse box,, they said they would write the policy this year but would require update before next years policy is reissued. we've had insurance with this same agent for over 30 years..   

Here those units within 5-10 minutes walking distance of campus are best purposed for student housing - both because they are most desirable to the students and less desirable to other populations.Within this radius:A multi-unit building comprised primarily of 2 bedroom units with a few 1-bedroom and/or 3-bedroom apartments works well;A house with 4-5 rooms is appealing to groups of chums (mates) looking to live together, though social cohesion is more difficult to maintain and annual turnover is common;A house with several furnished rooms (and a live-in Den Mother) is appealing to International Students.We have been fortunate to experience very little in the way of "student damages" to properties, but we screen very thoroughly and almost always require a guarantor (typically parents or grandparents) to backstop any damage or fiscal failure of little Janey or Johnny.  

A lot of agents are willing to do that and there are about 7 interns working in my office at the moment.