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Rent to Own newbie hitting a wall
I'm trying to structure a RTO in BC, Canada and am coming up against some roadblocks. I am using the agreements in Mark Loeffler's Investing in RTO's for Canadians (lease, occupancy, utilities, and Option to Purchase) but can't find a lawyer willing to look over the contracts for me. I mention RTO and they scatter. One even suggested doing a Vendor Take-Back mortgage instead. Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated!