Subject To: Creative Financing

<p>In this episode, John and Kyle discuss the concept of “Subject To” creative financing,</p><p>which involves taking over the existing financing of a property. They explain that</p><p>subject-to financing is particularly relevant in the current market due to high interest</p><p>rates and inflated property values, and emphasize the importance of caution and</p><p>proper legal guidance when engaging in subject-to deals, as there are risks involved for</p><p>both the buyer and the seller.</p><p>Key Takeaways:</p><p>•&nbsp;Subject-to financing allows buyers to take over the existing financing of a property,</p><p>which can be advantageous in a high-interest rate environment.</p><p>•&nbsp;Subject-to deals should be approached with caution and involve proper legal</p><p>guidance to mitigate risks.</p><p>•&nbsp;The due-on-sale clause is a common concern, but it is similar to transferring a</p><p>property to an LLC and can be managed through negotiation and terms.</p><p>Quotes:</p><p>"Subject-to financing is a creative strategy that can be beneficial in a high-interest rate</p><p>market." - Kyle Teixeira</p><p>"Get people involved who have experience with subject-to deals to avoid potential</p><p>pitfalls." - John Teixeira</p><p>Get the full details on how Subject To works in this episode.</p><p>You can listen to We Are TPM on any major podcast platform including Apple</p><p>Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and many more.</p><p>Tune in today!</p><p>We Are TPM</p><p>Teixeira Property Management</p><p>Mansfield, Texas</p><p>www.WeAreTPM.com</p><p>ShowMeTheMoney@WeAreTPM.com</p><p>———————————————————————————</p><p>There are a vast amount of ways in today's world to build wealth using real estate and</p><p>investing, not just in property, but in yourself!</p><p>Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas, John Teixeira and Kyle Teixeira of</p><p>Teixeira Property Management bring you all of the knowledge and experience they can</p><p>provide for the confidence to achieve your investment goals, or how and why to create</p>