Plain-English definitions of the structures investors actually use to close deals.
The Due-on-Sale clause lets a lender call a mortgage when title transfers. Why Sub2 investors worry, what actually triggers a call in practice, the Garn-St. Germain workarounds, and how to mitigate.
A seller carryback is a loan from the seller to you, secured by the property. The 30-second definition, a real-numbers example, the risks, and when seller financing actually pencils.
Subject-To lets you take title to a house while the seller's existing loan stays in place. The 30-second definition, a real-numbers example, the risks, and when it actually pencils.
The Morby Method stacks a DSCR investor loan with a seller-carried second to buy with little or no cash down. Definition, worked example with real numbers, the risks, and when it fits.