Hi,We have a triple net leased property valued at $1.8M that we built for $1.2 M.

I wonder how many of you actually talk to your tenants after they signed the lease and asked "why did you pick this place?

I was thinking of doing a lease option, so my question is, with an agent involved, how would you structure a lease option deal?

Also, most leases automatically convert to a month-to-month agreement if the tenant doesn't move out at the end of the term of the lease.

I have a question I'd like to throw out there for anybody who may know the answer.I heard a well know real estate guru mention a few times now that you can not assign options or lease options (like a cooperative) in the state of Florida without it going through a licensed real estate agent / broker.

The one model I saw that might work was someone purchased a large house and did the boarding house approach. 5-6 bedrooms at something like 800-1200 per month on year leases.

I really wish I can break the lease..which isn't up until July.BY the way..I did file for an eviction..but I am sure she will use the heat issue against me.

I put that in bold in the lease.- Tom

Larger banks that won't do cash out refis on a NOO may do commercial refis, they may also do factoring on leases.

You would like to "sell" is using a rent to own (aka lease option aka lease purchase) agreement.