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Lawson Ott
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Rent Credits on RTO

Lawson Ott
  • Investor
  • Connersville, IN
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I am in Indiana, as some of you may know. As far as I can tell, it is not possible to offer rent credits on a Rent - To - Own house and still cover my assets should the buyer act a fool.

creative mind that i am, i am wondering about doing a lease-option so that:
if i rent it to them with the understanding that for every "ON TIME" rent payment, i will mail them a receipt and COUPON for $XXX.xx off the purchase price when (if ever) they decide to buy.

what do you guys think? is this a good idea? or would the law interpret it as rent credits? 

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Eddie T.
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Eddie T.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York
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Lawson Ott why not just write a contract stating if you pay your rent on time for 3 years your option to buy price will be $50,000 if you miss a payment you lose this option price.

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