SubTo Deals Are the Most Powerful Way to Finance Real Estate Deals in This Current Economy...
How does a SubTo deal work?
SubTo is short for “subject to real estate,” which is a type of financing offering where a buyer makes an offer on a property and agrees to take on the existing mortgage. The seller does not receive any cash up front but instead receives their benefits after the transaction closes. In other words the terms of the loan are “subject to” the seller's existing mortgage.
The Magic of Real Estate
If you were able to review the portfolio of the wealthiest people on the planet most of them would include real estate. The tax advantages of real estate make it the perfect way to appease Uncle Sam and shield more of your money. As a real estate investor you can:
- deduct depreciation
- deduct taxes, insurance, and utilities
- deduct supplies for repairs
- deduct payments to property managers
- deduct your home office
- deduct mileage on your vehicle
- deduct travel related to your business
- deduct dues, subscriptions, and other real estate related fees
As a buyer you essentially take over the seller's remaining mortgage balance without making it official with the lender. It's a popular strategy among real estate investors. When interest rates rise, it may also be an attractive financing option for general homebuyers.
Overcome These Obstacles!
You will also discover how to deal with two of the biggest challenges that your buyers have with a SubTo deal:
A) Due-on-sale clause
B) Verification of monthly payments.
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