Catherine sells her house but keeps the mortgage in her name while the buyer takes over payments. It's a way to buy without qualifying for a traditional mortgage, different from a loan assumption because the original debt stays with the seller.
It would be an opportunity. Catherine owned a house and she wanted to sell it and was willing to have me come in and have it be subject to. So the loan would stay in her name. I would take over making the payments. She would— it's usually done through a third party, a title company or whatever to ensure that. But it is a creative financing vehicle. If you were not able to, if I was as the buyer, not able to qualify for my own mortgage, or didn't want it, but like there's a lot of reasons for subject to, but it's, you're taking over the payment of it, which is distinct from assuming the loan, which I think is the third one. So
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