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How to find subject to and seller finance deals? How do they typically workout and cash flow?
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Nathan, your bank won't like them but it's not fraud, the bank is not a party to your agreement. Sub-2 deals have been around a long, long, long time, I'd guess since around the 1700s when security interests were acquired by a lender and a buyer assumed the debt. IMO :)