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Horacio Cruz Trujano
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"Subject to" question.

Horacio Cruz Trujano
  • Prosser, WA
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I was wondering how a "subject-to" deal works. This is what I was told: "subject-to" financing. You would essentially assume payments of their mortgage and the property would be in your name. But I don't fully understand this. Would the loan be in their name or what would happen? Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance!

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