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Richard Chover
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Long-term Lease Options

Richard Chover
  • Investor
  • Wildomar, CA
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What does everyone think about lease options?

I used to do lease options 20 years ago, and it seems like a great way to wrap around without trigger a sale or breaking any terms of common notes.

I have a $1.3M property with a 1st of about $850k at 3.25%(or somewhere around there). My current PITI is around $5,500. I am thinking I could offer a lease option 10% down, plus 3% option fee, and structure the deal so I am cashflowing $3k positive per month.

What would you think of a deal like this?

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Jeremy Bourgeois
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Jeremy Bourgeois
  • Wholesaler
  • St. George
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Looks like a solid option to me.

I have sold a few properties on similar terms (A lease option that converts into a contract for deed) Similar to the BRRRR strategy. Buy fixer upper, rehab, sell on lease option, refinance. And I just mark up the interest rate.

It works for me in Utah because there is no other way I can think of to make a house cash flow here without putting 50% down. I'd assume California is similar.

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