The original post was "Hi - it is my first time purchasing a property on a Subject To basis.

You can also focus on buying "Subject to" properties that cannot pass an appraisal and buy them "All cash". 

Start with identifying the "Primary Subject" property.  

The borrower showed us a tax return for 2023 that showed he had paid $2,050,000 for the subject property as this was the acquisition cost listed in the modified balance sheet as part of the corporate tax return.  

Pros: landlord friendly, diverse industries, stable economy, good suburban schools for kids (my kids went to Carmel schools when they were little), insurance costs are reasonable (occasional tornadoes)Cons: property taxes: mine are 2.77% Indy and 2.7% Hamilton County as an investor and they go up with no predictable pattern 17% for both homes recently, if you compare appreciation to California and western states, not as high, winter weather issues (frozen pipes if someone isn't checking on vacant properties

I have a good understanding on subject to i haven't done one yet but I'm really interested in learning and doing them.

The main reason I mention them is they are real and they fund.. whether you like them or not based on experience is subjective.

I've commented about this multiple times.Pros: landlord friendly, low insurance rates (there are occasional tornadoes but my insurance is still very reasonable), no rent control, diverse industries so local economy is good Cons: property tax rates are high 2.77% and 2.7% for my properties (two different counties), being 2000 miles away is a disadvantage (bought Class C sight unseen), paying a property manager 10% of monthly rent (that seems to be the going rate for most PMs for long term rentals)DM if you would like to know more

I’ve been also looking into strategies like creative financing (subject-to deals, seller financing, lease options, partnerships, etc.), and roles like becoming a property manager, wholesaler, or investor-friendly agent.

(The quality or subject of the pictures or websites you’re advertising on.)Hopefully you’ve been paying to play PM and they can get you more yearly net rent while you do less work.