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lease optioning non subject to
Could someone tell me if I need 2 pieces of paper to do a lease option without taking the property subject to. I don't want to do a subject to, I want to lock the property up under lease option and then assign it to a tenant buyer. How woulld I do that? Do I need two seperate contracts?