"Subject to" investing refers to owning a property with the seller's mortgage still in place. You do own the property, but it's not like you paid cash for it; instead, you have ownership rights, but those rights are "subject to" one or more mortgages in place.
John Brooks (NCREI)
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showem88 1 year ago