@Stephen E.  

@Logan LehmkuhlAs @Scott E. mentioned, there's a lot of really good information on BP lately for Subject To.Here are some considerations for buying sub to- Subject to can be an awesome strategy BUT if structured incorrectly there could be serious ramifications for both you and the seller.

E g Visio, LendSimpli, HausLending, or even some of the brokers on this platform and elsewhere.

In addition to taking one of the same blinds and opening it in another location (your workplace, for example) take another brand of blind and open it in your home.I'd take this seriously until you find out it's not serious.

Purchase price: $12,500 Mobile home bought in a 55+ community, replaced the roof, all new flooring, brand new kitchen with granite countertops and freshly painted.

Its brand new construction, rented to the local university (1 year leases) for scholarship students. 

I believe there's an e-book here on BP called "Real Estate Rewind" - if I remember right, it asks about 20 or so investors what they would've done differently when they started out, etc.  

Duplex fully remodelled to studs, all new mechanicals in 2021. 228k purchase, 10k repairs, 1250-1350 rent a side. (1250 is a good number according to property manager but I feel I can get more)-inspection done -Termite inspection (past damage corrected, Not a concern) -leases acquired for current tenants -Contractors estimate for minor repairs I asked for a Schedule E, or past expenses and the seller denied this.

Future e-mobility and smart charging opportunities that will allow you access to data that can inform critical development, marketing, leasing and property management decisions.

If I do buy them I want to make sure the dirt is very valuable even if the building has to be torn down or highly adapted to make rentable again.You could see if one of the parent gym national brand companies want to lease it unless that is who went out.