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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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Graham Nash
  • Investor
  • Gray, GA
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Lease with the option to purchae

Graham Nash
  • Investor
  • Gray, GA
Posted

I'm about to place a new tenant in a property that I would like to sell within the next year. I'm sending him the lease in the next week. I would like to offer an option to purchase, but I've never done this. 

-Do I put a purchase price in the lease now, or wait for the year is up, to use most recent comps?

Any additional thoughts are appreciated.

Take care, Graham

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