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Lease Option in North Carolina.
Hello, I'm new to BP and have found this to be a great resource.
I've got a tenant that is a good candidtate for a lease-option. Does anyone know if there are any limitations in North Carolina of doing a lease option? These tenants have been great and have been paying early for 18 months. They have spent a lot of there own money on the property and are hoping to be in a position to purchase within the next couple/few years. Does anyone have any good tips on the best way to structure the lease option?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Matt