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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Need Help with Lease Options
Hey BP, I recently started marketing to homeowners who post their property online as rentals. A few of the owners i spoke with expressed an interest in selling their property to me on a lease option. I'm looking at one potential property where the owners asking price is 35% below market value. I got this far but don't know what to do next. Any advice from an investor, RE agent or attorney who is familiar with lease options in NC would be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks MC, Had a good chat with Andre and I didn’t even hang up on him. How do you like that? hehe!
Lease Options are great in NC and there is no need to work around those pesky regulations, better to do it correctly and comply. We are investors not attorneys. Let the attorney do the dirty work and we can concentrate on getting the deals.