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Updated over 18 years ago,

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No Money Down With Lease Option

Phillip Metzger
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I would be grateful for any experienced input on this strategy. Not only if it works, but if it is a reliable strategy to use and the real life potential as opposed to the hyped writing I have just read.

I finished reading the book Making Big Money Investing in Real Estate by Peter Conti & David Finkel.

This particular strategy is to purchase a real estate valued at $200,000 with a 6 year lease for $1,500 a month and an option to buy in 6 years for $200,000.

Then turn it over immediately with a 3 year lease for $1,850 a month and purchase option for $236,000 ($200,000 + (6% * 3 years)) with a front payment of $10,000.

The $10,000 is used to pay anything that needs to be financed for upfront or just a nice bonus for the buyer. Of course these numbers can be tweaked to give the seller more “motivation” to sell and or give the investor a better buy for bigger profits.

The authors give a “secret hint” to add to the contract a clause which states the investor (buyer) will not be obligated to the first lease option contract until a tenet is found.

Hopefully this is understandable.

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