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Donte Marcy
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Is Subject to illigal in Washington state

Donte Marcy
  • Tacoma, WA
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Are subject to’s  illegal in Washington state because of the protection of distress sellers And am I able to target pre foreclosures Or just tired landlords

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Originally posted by @Donte Marcy:

Are subject to’s  illegal in Washington state because of the protection of distress sellers And am I able to target pre foreclosures Or just tired landlords

 Personally, I don't mix default and sub2. The last thing I want is to cure an arrearage (hopefully) then keep that loan and only have a weak deed conveying ownership.  

The sub2's I have done were current.  Usually a decent house with low equity. Sudden seller situation.  Higher caliber deed than a quitclaim. Hard to find. If this was my only strategy I would've starved years ago.

Pre-foreclosures I don't deal with all that much anymore (a lot of it because of the laws in WA) but have all my FSBOs sign a Form 22 FSBO stating they aren't distressed as a CYA.

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