Hi, guys.We kept it on the market for a couple of months, but then we rented it out on an 18-month lease, so when it came up for rent, again, it would be in the spring. 

Interest and vacancy rates continue to remain low (for now) and the common perception seems to be that virtually anyone with some spare cash (or a self directed IRA) can fix, flip, reposition, rehab, swap, wholesale, lease to purchase, buy/hold, etc.

As soon as I've got a project done, tenants in place, and leases signed I'll just provide them to my lender and get financing immediately.

I will also take into account if I can not lease them because of economic slow down.

Looks like I will resign my apartment lease I guess.

These properties are large enough to have the best professional management companies, have on-site maintenance and leasing staff and have quality amenities. 

I just migrated to Rentec Direct as I pretty much had enough of “free”.... 5 business days for payment, no real management features (such as COMPLETE capture of info from prospects to tenants to auto lease generation (using DocuSign’s engine).

Make sure you look at the leases to ensure you know what the rents actually are and what concessions are being made. 

Getting started with lease purchase options and was wondering if this strategy was still possible if the seller has a Variable Rate Loan?

Hi all, I am thinking of trying the lease-to-rent business model as advertised by Brian Page and I had a tax question.