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Subject-to exit for a tenant-occupied rental with negative cash flow

Srikanth Sistla
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I own a property in Leander, TX 78641, currently worth approximately $365K.

The current lease runs through August 31, 2027, with base rent of $2,200/month plus a $25 animal fee. The loan is current.

I’m flexible on what I receive from the property depending on the overall structure. My main priorities are no ongoing monthly contribution from me after closing and no seller-paid closing costs.

Rather than setting a hard cash-to-seller amount upfront, I’d prefer to understand what the numbers support and what type of structure would realistically work for a buyer.

I’m specifically exploring a Subject-To transaction where the existing financing remains in place, rather than traditional seller financing.

I’d appreciate feedback from anyone experienced with Subject-To transactions. Based on this situation, does this look workable, and how would you structure the deal?

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