Has anyone on here successfully assumed a seller's mortgage? I'm curious what the process is from an inside perspective. Are mortgage companies easy to work with on assumption? Or do they set pretty tough stipulations...

A couple of practical takeaways for anyone raising or placing capital: Always verify collateral — Is the loan actually secured by a lien on real property or just an unsecured “note”?

But in reality, there are situations where they can stay in their home and get back on track financially.I’m curious how others in the community view this.

We actually backed out of two deals recently when we found out that the borrower lied or fabricated information.

Welcome to reality @Dhruv Patel.

I want to see actual real estate for sale. 

Quote from @Jules Aton: Bless you for attempting to educate clients on the realities of investing.

While you may think a couple of hours away is no big deal the reality is that it’s a huge deal and after the honeymoon period winds down you’re going to find yourself making excuses for why you’re not spending more time there.

The reality is that unit is a 2 bed, so lower rent than projected.Getting in contact with my agent as I type this post.I actually have experience there, and I’m onto my second home purchase there...I’d be happy to try to help you with some contacts if you’re interested.

Subject To is definitely NOT a “No Money Down” technique”, Here’s why . . .
The obvious question is: "How Do I Keep Finding These Smokin' Deals"
It costs money to locate a willing seller. One of the largest wholesal...