can anyone please help with how to write up a subject to deal? How do you write up the purchase price? or do you mention the existing mortgage at all? Some guidance would be nice
Thanks
can anyone please help with how to write up a subject to deal? How do you write up the purchase price? or do you mention the existing mortgage at all? Some guidance would be nice
Thanks
I have never done a subject to deal before but I'm reading a book by Wendy Patton Subject to and Lease Options. It is pretty informative. I bought it at Borders. :rock:
You should be using a specific subject-to contract and it should mention you are taking over the existing loan.
If you are taking over a 200,000 loan, then the purchase price is 200,000 (assuming you are not giving them any cash later, or at the table)
You can use the Subject To contract that I've attached. Of course there are other docs that you need other than the contract on a SUB 2 deal, like CYA letter (MOST IMPORTANT) -
And please, do not consider my freebie gift of this contract as legal advice. Please consult with a real estate attorney before entering into an contract - especially one I'm giving you (that's MY C.Y.A. Disclosure)
No, seriously, this is the contract that I use on my Sub 2 Deals.
Well......sorry guys. I tried to attach it, but I guess I'm not that savvy that. Can't figure it out....(Could be cause I'm posting this at 1 a.m.)
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What is the title of the book that you are reading, I am trying to find several that will help with creative financing?
Anyone ever use " or assigns" As in your name as purchaser on P.A. then or assignee. Set up a simutainious closing where you take over the propery from seller for X in one room and sell it in the other for Y to end buyer. Note not all title companies can facilitate this kind of transaction.
P.S. No R.E. licence required
However you are useing the purchase agreement as a sort of listing agreement. Only do this with seller concent!
One of the best books to read on creative financing strategies is Wendy Pattons lease options and subject-to book.