I need some direction on a potential subject-to purchase.

Freddy, you may want to get quotes from a few companies that work frequently with landlords and mobile homes such as Foremost, American Modern, Allstate, State Farm or Liberty Mutual.

Brokerage platforms such as Compass and Redfin often showcase properties within their own networks before those listings appear across the broader syndicated platforms most investors monitor.Syndicated real estate platforms investors frequently search include:• Zillow• Realtor.com• Trulia• Homes.comBy the time a property appears on these sites, it may already have significant exposure to buyers.

Subject to is 1 possible strategy so they dont end up with a foreclosure. 

I do this frequently.

I want to approach sellers ethically. How do you explain the concept of the mortgage staying in their name to a homeowner in a way that is transparent but doesn't scare them off?

She emails me back with a sample policy - not my actual policy 😩So my question is...is this something frequently seen and easily recifyable or am I looking at a long drawn out process and what's the likelihood insurance will cover this?

Furnished units mean:• Inventory lists• Damage disputes• Replacing couches and mattresses• More frequent refresh cyclesIt becomes closer to hospitality than traditional landlording.On refi strategy.Most lenders underwrite based on lease income, not whether the unit is furnished.

(Between 5-12 years  currently if you don’t count 2 in 2024.) if thsi happened more frequently it would be by far the worst part. 

Banks and lenders will always use the lesser of the two.A program that I use frequently for investor clients offers loans on property values/purchase prices down to $70,000 and loan amounts down to $50,000.