Subject To Explained: Buy Without a Loan #realestate #realestateinvesting #realestatesuccess
The “subject to” technique lets you buy a property by taking over the seller’s existing mortgage—without paying it off. You catch up any missed payments, then continue making monthly payments directly to the lender. It’s powerful for deals where the seller is behind on their mortgage and has little equity. Not only does it help you acquire property with bad credit, but it also helps the seller rebuild theirs. We’ve used this strategy in thousands of deals—it’s flexible, effective, and often the most profitable.
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Can’t the mortgage company call the loan if there is a new title owner?
Yes! But, as this video explains, Mortgage Companies don’t call performing notes due, even if they can: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoS2iFzE2LI
Quick tip for people with bad credit when it comes to buying a home – learn how to budget, pay your bills, work on your credit and then reap the rewards of your hard work. There shouldn’t be quick tips and tricks for buying a home when you can’t afford your bills as is. Sure credit is affected by a bunch of different factors, and not everyone with bad credit is bad at managing finances, but besides the outliers your credit is a reflection of your financial management skills and mortgage qualification guidelines exist for a reason