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SubTo and Due-on-Sale Clause

Victoria Spagnolo
  • Investor
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I'm learning about SubTo agreements and I'm wondering - do you always risk the lender calling the mortgage due? How often does that actually happen?  Is there anything you can do preemptively to avoid any issues with the bank?  

Also, do you typically give the seller a "down payment" so he makes some money on the deal? How much? 

Thanks in advance! 

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    Quote from @Ryan Thomson:
    . . . don't broadcast the sub-to publicly,

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    If an investment strategy depends on concealment, it is wrong.

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