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Deepika Tandon
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Subject to sales

Deepika Tandon
  • Investor
  • Chico, CA
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Hello BP friends I spoke with a real estate attorney this morning regarding the paperwork for a subject to the current financing property.(taking over the current payment).I would like to know your experience with subject to closings. I am curious if banks really execute "due on sale"Clause all the time. Please let me know your experiences. I need some more motivation here. Thanks

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