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Steve Swanson
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  • Kansas city, MO
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Buying property that already has Lease option tenant

Steve Swanson
  • Investor
  • Kansas city, MO
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This I my 1'st post, so I appreciate everyone's feedback.

I received a lead on a property that I wanted to run by everyone to see if you would proceed with the deal, & what recommendations everyone has? Another investor called me on a property they have rehabbed, & sold on a Lease option, but they want cashed out by the end of the year instead of waiting for the tenant buyer to close sometime in the future. Here's the summary:

ARV: $85-90k is my estimate, but the Lease option is for $98k sale price
Asking: $55k (they will take what they have in the house)
Rents: $750/mo currently, but Market is $800-850.
It's a 3bd/2ba/1 car attached.

The issue is that the tenant buyer is having trouble qualifying due to ex spouse on their credit.
I'm considering Private/Hard money to purchase, & then refinance to keep as a rental in 6 Months if the tenant buyer isn't able to purchase. This is in a location that I'm currently building my rental business, so I'm OK with keeping the property if they can't buy.

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