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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/07/2019

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Clifford Gray
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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Lease Option Strategy

Clifford Gray
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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I am located in Florida and am looking to develop a "Lease Option" strategy.

  • Is it more profitable to look for properties that require minimal rehabilitation or fixer uppers?
  • Should I look for B to B+ properties or C to C- properties?
  • What amount of  up front payment would attract most tenant/buyers, 1% 3% ...? 
  • Can this payment be called a down payment or are there legal ramifications to that term?
  • Should I offer to "escrow" a portion of their lease payment towards a down payment of their future purchase financing?
  • If they can't purchase at the end of the lease, is this escrow'ed money due back to them?

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