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Peter G.
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Rent to own Landord? Good or bad?

Peter G.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • OKC
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I have one of my friends that is going to be looking to rent to own in a few years and I was considering being the RTO landlord for that. I have never done a RTO and was wondering what thoughts people here that have done RTO before?

Do you typically pay to fix things like a traditional landlord or does the tenant? What if they dont have the funds to make repairs for example a new roof or a new water heater etc. 

Thanks, 

Peter

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Alex Deacon
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Alex Deacon
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@Peter G. we do some here in my market. We let the tenant be responsible for all repairs and you want to get a good down payment or option deposit from the buyer. Have an attorney draft a lease option agreement for you or get one from a local expert. 

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