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Jathin Reddy
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Lease Options in SoCal ( LA, IE, OC, SD, Kern)

Jathin Reddy
  • Torrance, CA
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Hello,

I’m just wondering if there are any investors who use lease options in the Southern California area. I’m a student of elite legacy education and I took the lease options training. In the training the trainer told me that lease options can work in any market it’s just they may not work with every property. I just want to know if there is anyone out there who uses them currently ?

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Matt R.
  • Sherman Oaks, CA
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Matt R.
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Originally posted by @Cornelius Charles:

@Jathin Reddy Good question. I was wondering the same thing.

 IDK if there are a lot of lease options for residential and or owner financing stuff in the prime areas. I have seen these offered in softer type markets sometimes but in a strong market there is not a lot of need for buyers to deal with these alternatives much. I know of someone in Socal looking for some lease option on commercial properties but that may still be a bit of a pipe dream currently maybe IDK. 

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