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Mike Cartmell
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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50% Rule for Lease Options

Mike Cartmell
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Colorado Springs, CO
Posted

If I purchase a house with intent of finding a tenant buyer to sell with a lease option, do I need to apply the 50% rule with this property. I am not planning on renting it, the term would be 1-3 years. The potential profit would be made applying the appreciation (3-5%) to the current market value over the term.

I am looking at finding a nice property with around 10-20k in equity and then selling by lease option. There is no way this would work if I applied the 50% rule. Is this doable or have I been wrongly guided by one of the gurus?

Thanks,
Mike

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