Need tips for lease option

[DataAgent]

Lease option deals can sound attractive but be careful. These deals are usually structured to strongly favor the property owner and there’s plenty of room for all sorts of scams.

Also, to add a little complexity, what would happen if your ‘lease optioned’ property went into foreclosure? I don’t know the answer but all exit possibilities need to be addressed in the lease contract.

[sdrealtor]

My experience is they dont work and I havent seen one in many years. Unless property values stay level one party wont be happy and wont want to exercise the option. I you are the buyer and dont, you overpaid. If the seller doesnt want to, good luck forcing them to. There are lots of better ways to acquire RE…like all of the others.

[sdrealtor]

My experience is they dont work and I havent seen one in many years. Unless property values stay level one party wont be happy and wont want to exercise the option. I you are the buyer and dont, you overpaid. If the seller doesnt want to, good luck forcing them to. There are lots of better ways to acquire RE…like all of the others.

[sdrealtor]

My experience is they dont work and I havent seen one in many years. Unless property values stay level one party wont be happy and wont want to exercise the option. I you are the buyer and dont, you overpaid. If the seller doesnt want to, good luck forcing them to. There are lots of better ways to acquire RE…like all of the others.

[sdrealtor]

My experience is they dont work and I havent seen one in many years. Unless property values stay level one party wont be happy and wont want to exercise the option. I you are the buyer and dont, you overpaid. If the seller doesnt want to, good luck forcing them to. There are lots of better ways to acquire RE…like all of the others.

[sdrealtor]

My experience is they dont work and I havent seen one in many years. Unless property values stay level one party wont be happy and wont want to exercise the option. I you are the buyer and dont, you overpaid. If the seller doesnt want to, good luck forcing them to. There are lots of better ways to acquire RE…like all of the others.

[DataAgent]

Owner-financing is a lot safer then a lease option. You can get really creative in this area: low interest rate, 0% financing, no payments in the early years, cash rebates if all payments made on time etc etc. Just be sure to take title to the property.

[DataAgent]

Owner-financing is a lot safer then a lease option. You can get really creative in this area: low interest rate, 0% financing, no payments in the early years, cash rebates if all payments made on time etc etc. Just be sure to take title to the property.

[DataAgent]

Owner-financing is a lot safer then a lease option. You can get really creative in this area: low interest rate, 0% financing, no payments in the early years, cash rebates if all payments made on time etc etc. Just be sure to take title to the property.

[DataAgent]

Owner-financing is a lot safer then a lease option. You can get really creative in this area: low interest rate, 0% financing, no payments in the early years, cash rebates if all payments made on time etc etc. Just be sure to take title to the property.

[DataAgent]

Owner-financing is a lot safer then a lease option. You can get really creative in this area: low interest rate, 0% financing, no payments in the early years, cash rebates if all payments made on time etc etc. Just be sure to take title to the property.

[mixxalot]

Thanks guys

I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.

[mixxalot]

Thanks guys

I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.

[mixxalot]

Thanks guys

I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.

[mixxalot]

Thanks guys

I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.

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