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How to Set Up Insurance for a Subto Deal

Messing this up could cost you! If you’re getting started with Subto (Subject-to) real estate deals, you’re likely aware that you’re taking over the mortgage payments while the seller’s loan remains intact (If not, check out prior posts on creative finance) . This creative financing strategy is powerful, but it also comes with important legal…
What is the Due on Sale Clause in a Mortgage and Why You Should Know About It

If you’ve ever taken out a mortgage, you’ve likely signed off on numerous terms and conditions and signed what felt like hundreds of documents. If you’re like most people, you didn’t pay attention to any of it, let alone the details. One key provision found in nearly every mortgage is the due-on-sale clause. Though it…
How I Caught a $24,000 Mistake During a Real Estate Closing

(And How You Can Too) As a real estate investor, closing on a property is one of the most exciting steps, but it’s also when costly mistakes can slip through if you’re not careful. Recently, I closed on a property in Denver, and during the process, I discovered a $24,000 mistake in the closing documents.…
The One Question to benefit from real estate Without Owning Property

If you’ve been thinking about investing in real estate but feel overwhelmed by the idea of managing properties, you’re not alone. Many people want to invest in real estate for passive income but get stuck at the thought of dealing with tenants, maintenance, and market fluctuations. The good news? You don’t have to own property…
Will Your Investments Survive the Next Market Crash? Here’s How Real Estate Could Save You

It’s a question no one likes to ask, but it’s one you can’t afford to ignore: What happens to your investments when the market crashes? If you’re heavily invested in stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, you might be sitting on a ticking time bomb. The next market crash could wipe out a significant chunk of…
The Unintended Consequences of Tenant-Friendly Laws

Recently, I found myself in renter’s court, finally evicting a tenant who hadn’t paid rent in four months. What struck me the most during this process was how easily this tenant manipulated the legal system to maximize her time living rent-free. The laws and courts seemed to be on her side, not mine. While it’s…