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...

Here’s how I’d think through it if it were me:Negative cash flow while you live there:A small negative (like your $224/month) isn’t the end of the world if your goal is long-term cash flow once you move out.

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Similar to wholesaling in that they are short term deals designed to raise capital, but I find them to be easier than wholesaling and I'm more likely to get a seller to agree to the deal. 

Looks like a classic low-income rental and they are usually rough.

I assume you are equating anonymity with asset protection, seems to be a popular position to take these days on Bigger Pockets with land trusts, entities in states like WY and NV being pushed.

It feels like every platform is racing to brand its own AI right now.

BiggerPockets is a great place to find like-minded investors, and it sounds like you’re approaching this with the right mindset.Tagging you here so we can stay in touch!

One thing I’ve noticed is how different lenders are when it comes to speed. Some take weeks, while others can close in days. For your most recent deal, how fast were you able to get to the closing table?

For my full 700 contacts its like $5.80 or something?