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Jorge Vazquez
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Subject-to and wrap deals

Jorge Vazquez
  • Real Estate Broker
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I have been running a lot of subject-to and wrap deals in Florida for years, but I’m curious how everyone’s making them work right now, what seller terms are actually landing in 2025, any creative clauses or setups that are closing, and how you’re keeping the due-on-sale dragon asleep, just looking to hear what’s working (or flopping) in other markets.

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Ken M.#4 Creative Real Estate Financing Contributor
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OP have you ever had a due on sale clause called with all the deals you've done?  If they've been working for you then don't change anything up?

Everybody who does any serious number of SubTo (Subject To) has had the Due on Sale called a few times. If they say they haven't, they're liars: -)

The key is t know the proper ways to respond.

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