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All Forum Posts by: Yemisi Dinkins

Yemisi Dinkins has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Even on a property with negative income for a year and has been on the market for more than 90days? I can understand not wanting to relinquish control for a profitable property. Something draining cash that I propose to take over and pay the owner some extra cash, that I can’t understand. 

Good day community,

I have contacted a number of agents about engaging in a master lease agreement arrangement with the seller. We haven’t received as much enthusiasm as I expected. 

For those agents where we have discussed a lease amount, we offered a reasonable payment as a starting point. We were told the offer was shared with the seller, one refused, the others never responded back.


All offers we make clear that the lease is only until closing which we anticipate taking 9-10 months. What are some of the challenges an owner would have accepting this type of deal.  As an additional note all properties are vacant or significantly vacant. Thanks in advance.