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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling 3 Option LOI Question
Does anyone know a good way to structure a 3 Option Letter of Intent when wholesaling? Obviously my first option would be an all cash offer, but what about the other two? Lease option or a subject to agreement? How does this work when you go to assign the contract? Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Letter of intent basically goes over what you're offering
I like to keep my three offers simple and not ambiguous
As an example let's talk about $100,000 Comped house, Low equity, say 95,001st mortgage
There's no cash offer there, 70% of ARV is 70,000
No seller in their right mind would discount the property that much
So you have a sub to and a lease option assignment
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From Brian Gibbons, xxx-xxx-xxxx
Dear Mr. seller,
This is a letter of intent to discuss your property at the address 123 Main St., city state zip
As we talked about in person, there's not a lot of equity in your property, and it will cost you approximately $10,000 to sell with an agent
I can offer you two options, and please tell me which one you prefer
Option one is where I would take over your payments, close in seven days, and whatever your principal, interest, taxes and insurance are, they would be paid on time for a period up to three years. Also maintenance would be paid. A Quick Claim Deed will be held in escrow to protect your interests in case there's any default of payments to you.
Option two would be where I would enter into a lease and option to purchase, find a tenant buyer to pay your market rent for a period of time, usually within 12 to 18 months, but expect up to 36 months for the tenant buyer to completely pay off your mortgage. The tenant buyer will pay a fee to me. The only expense if you would be a property inspection report to prove to the buyer for the property is in good condition. Upon getting the mortgage, buyer will pay all closing costs. This will save you the seller approximately $10,000 in sales commissions and closing costs
Please sign at the bottom which option you're interested in, and text me at XXX – XXX – XXXX
You can take a photo of this letter of intent signed, and text it to the number above.
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Seller name
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Seller name
---- option 1
---- option 2