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Bridger L Logan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Missoula, MT
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Do I need to subdivide before I can rent to own?

Bridger L Logan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Missoula, MT
Posted

My wife and I currently have parcel with two single family houses that we are house hacking.

We are renting out the 3 bed 1bath and living in the 2 bed 2 bath. The tenants have been there much longer than we've lived here and they treat the place like it's their own with seasonal decor, lawn care, and family get togethers.

I wanted to structure a rent to own scenario for them but am wondering do I need to subdivide the parcel into 2 separate parcels before I can do that?

I've always had that as an idea for a potential exit strategy and would like to see what's possible.

Any input/ advice appreciated!! Thanks

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