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August 03, 2010

Subject 2

Subject 2 is a type of real estate financing strategy that allows individuals with bad credit buy a house by taking over the property owner's mortgage loan. Also known as "Subject To" and "Sub2", this home buying option has become quite popular amongst real estate investors and buyers who need to quickly sell their home.

Subject 2 is perfectly legal and can be used by individuals wanting to buy a house; sellers needing to sell their real estate fast but unable to locate a qualified buyer; or real estate investors wanting to add additional investment properties to their portfolio.

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October 30, 2009

Warranty Deed

A warranty deed used with real estate transfers guarantees the property has a clean title with no liens attached. Liens are used when borrowers default on creditor loans, owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, or have outstanding child support or alimony payments. There are two types of real estate warranty deeds - General or Limited.

A general warranty deed guarantees the seller owns the real estate and has authority to sell it. General warranty deeds protect the buyer if the seller engages in non-disclosure. This might include not reporting creditor or tax liens or judgments not reported by the seller.

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April 10, 2009

Investors Who Buy Homes

Investors who buy homes range from the average Joe to real estate gurus such as Donald Trump. Their reasons for buying houses are as varied as their personalities. Some investors focus on purchasing homes to be used as rental properties. Others engage in rehabbing distressed properties and flipping them for profit.

Investors who buy homes for a living must be well educated in all facets of real estate. Professional investors have an established team of experts including realtors, brokers, real estate lawyers, mortgage lenders and other investors

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