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Anill Judell
  • Boca sami, Curaçao
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Rehab Lease Option

Anill Judell
  • Boca sami, Curaçao
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Dear forum members,

I am new to the forum. Recently I trying to do a normal lease option in the Caribbean real estate market.

I have found a seller who has a property that is not completely finished. There will be an investment in cosmetics like: doors, sanitary, electrical wiring, gardening. I want to make an agreement that as a consideration fee I will finish the property.

I am planning to rent the house to tourist visiting the island
These are the details:
Asking price 324.000
Costs of repair 10.000
Monthly market rent (due to seller) 2.500
Market value after repairs 350.000
My montly income would be +/- 4.000
I will propose a lease option deal for 4 years

How would you guys as professionals look at this deal?

Some other questions:

If I understand correctly I will need 2 documents: lease and option agreement

Do I need an escrow account?

I know my seller has very good connections with the bank who financed the house. Is this a bigger risk for me you guys think? Regarding the Due on Sale?

How can I avoid being double crossed by the seller with the Due on Sale Clausule?

I hope to learn from the professionals! Maybe someday I will be one also.
Thanks in advance

Anill

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