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15 JanHow to Insure Properties Taken ‘Subject To’ the Existing Loan
Prior to the late 1980’s, mortgages were written differently than they are today and investors and homeowner’s purchasing new property commonly used the ‘Subject To’ method of assuming the seller’s underlying loan as a main-stream and accepted purchasing method. However, after the Savings and Loan debacle, and the subsequent removal of popular NENQ (Non-Escalating Non-Qualifying) loans, the method of using ‘Subject-To’ financing was swiftly brought to an end. That said, however, with the new ‘credit crunch’, the record-high number of foreclosures, a declining housing market, and the recent changes in loan programs; investors are locating bargains and, although technically not allowed, the ‘Subject-To’ method is again alive and doing very well.
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Your insurance score is a snapshot of your specific ‘insurance risk’ at a particular point in time – but it is important to know that it is not the same thing as your credit (FICO) score, although they are similar in nature.
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