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Updated over 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Subject to Selling

Brian Smith
  • Ohio
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I have read about the advantages of buying with a subject to clause. What are pitfalls of selling a property with a subject to? For example:

Buy a property for $30,000
Repairs of $20,000
Mortgage of $50,000 at 7% interest

ARV is now $75,000

Sell to new owner on a subject to: for $75,000 with say 9% interest.

If the new buyer defaults, just resell? How do keep the lender from activating the DOS clause?

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