Your client wants you to arrange a mortgage, but the purchase agreement has a subject-to clause in it. What does that mean for the enforceability of the contract? You know that some subject-to clauses make the agreement unenforceable while others do not? Is there or is there not a deal? Should you proceed to arrange a mortgage? If you do arrange one, how and when should the subject-to-financing clause be removed? Learn to better understand subject-to clauses and how they impact your client and you. Learn how to better assist your clients.