Scott Horne and his team help execute this. 

they should be guiding you on what to offer, and what comps say about the value of the property.i would definitely, 100% not try to buy something subject to, and it doesn't sound like the seller would be interested anyway, because in a subject to arrangement, there aren't any "proceeds." 

You could also take the property over subject to and then refinance the existing mortgage after you've completed renovations.

I'm a rookie investor looking to get my first property and am very interested in the subject to strategy.

A couple books that were slightly more obscure are than the usual's that would get listed (Think and Grow Rich, Rich Dad, etc).The Fast Lane Millionaire - MJ DeMarco (Mind shift type book about building a business, etc while working a regular job)Money People Deal - Stefan Aarnio (raising capital and partnerships that are win-wins)

🔍 Quick Underwriting Tips (Real Estate Edition)💡 Don’t rely on one comp — look for a pattern💡 ARV is earned, not assumed💡 Cosmetic rehab ≠ full rehab💡 Know your exit before you call it a deal💡 A cheap house doesn’t always mean a good deal💡 Numbers tell a story — read between the lines"In real estate, you don’t get what you hope for — you get what you underwrite for." 💯📩 If you’re working on deals or need another set of eyes, I’m always open to connect or collaborate.

Yeah it took me a bit to find it too…should be more obvious.

The property will always be maintained in tiptop shape and it's ready to sale without needing any more work. 

I didn't have to read past the title of the post to tell you SCAM.

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