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Updated about 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best way to sell a house
I have a house I bought for X I then split it into two lots, one empty buildable lot and one with a house that needs alot of work.
Currently I have the house for sale for 3X and the lot for 2x
I would prefer a straight up sale but if not whats he best way to get it moved?
option 1
take x for a down payment and hold a note for 2x at 29% for 2 years
Option 2
Sell an option to buy for $1 for x up front and then lease payments that equal 2x at 29% over 2 years
What other options might I have I paid cash for the property so I can do what ever in terms of title
Thanks in advance