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Daniel Harnsberger
  • Real Estate Agent
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subject to documents

Daniel Harnsberger
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Richmond, VA
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Is the best source to obtain all documents necessary to complete a subject to transaction a real estate attorney? Are there other sources?

Thank you in advance BP!

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    Michael Otranto
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    Michael Otranto
    • Flipper/Rehabber
    • Garner, NC
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    In my experience the best way to do your first subject-to transaction is to partner with someone with a lot of experience with these transactions. They should have a package of documents that they use depending on your state. In my experience atty's are very hesitant about sub-to's and are more likely to talk you out of it than to help you do it.

    I like cashflow depot.com They are a great resource of people who are doing the deal and membership to the site is only about $100 for there which is very reasonable.

    Hope this helps :)

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