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Shawn Breeze
  • Real Estate Investor
  • centreville, VA
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sandwhich lease options

Shawn Breeze
  • Real Estate Investor
  • centreville, VA
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When you get a lease with an option to buy from a homeowner and then find a tenant/buyer, it's sounds a little weird when you bring out a lease and an option to buy contract. For one thing, I'm not even the owner; so shouldn't instead of giving them a lease to sign i should have them sign an "agreement to sublease" since I'm not the owner?? If the tenant buyer wants a title search before he/she takes the deal, it will show that the owner is somebody else. Hopefully I wrote this well and everybody can understand what I am asking!

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