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how to get make offer on owner finance deal when seller is afraid of due on sale clause
120000 asking price with 40000 down is what seller wants. the 40000 is the payoff on owner note with his bank . ok, how can i work this so that the seller will do the deal without me paying off his note ? he only wanted tthe 40000 down because he is afraid of the due on sale clause on his note . otherwise , he will carry a owner finance deal with me.
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This is usually just called a "lease/option" when discussing a SFR. The master lease is a more common term for a multi, since you're leasing the whole thing then subleasing the individual units.
Yep, you would want language that allows you to sublease.
Another option would be a land contract. The seller retains title, but you have more control than with a lease option. The IRS views a land contract as a transfer of ownership (i.e., you get to take the depreciation) where a lease/option does not. Strictly speaking, it does violate DOS, too, though. But the seller retains title.