Orlando, FL · Member since 2018 · 1 post · 2 votes
Good Afternoon Everyone:
I am looking to buy a property subject to existing financing (Subject To) in the Seminole county or Orange County area. I was wondering is there anybody in the greater Orlando area that has experience acquiring property subject to existing financing? I am looking for a subject to deal to get my first home (primary residence). Then I want to just keep repeating the process to build my portfolio. I also have some other questions as well below.
Are there any CPAs or Attorneys in the Orlando area that specialize in subject to real estate? I was thinking I need to talk to a CPA and an attorney before I start sending out letters and cold calling.
Should I consult with anyone else in addition to a CPA or Attorney before starting the process?
Would I be able to BRRRR a subject to?
If I do refinance the property would the lender call the note due?
If anybody out there could provide any additional insight that would be great. Also feel free to direct me to any CPAs and Attorneys.
Realtor · Central Florida-Orlando · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 892 votes
6y
Hi @Trevanti Whitfield I have done several subject to's and you have some good questions. I would be happy to help answer them and point you in the direction of some local attorneys and even a trust company that can help protect you against the note being called due. Reach out anytime.
Realtor · Orlando, FL · Member since 2020 · 1 post · 0 votes
6y
@Trevanti Whitfield I’m a Realtor located in Orlando, FL and would like the opportunity to work with you on this process. My Brokerage has dealt with Subject To and our team is familiar with the process. Additionally, we have relationships with Real Estate Attorneys. Feel free to message me if you’re still looking for someone to work with.
Realtor · Central Florida-Orlando · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 892 votes
6y
Hi @Trevanti Whitfield I have done several subject to's and you have some good questions. I would be happy to help answer them and point you in the direction of some local attorneys and even a trust company that can help protect you against the note being called due. Reach out anytime.