I'd just tell them again about the "extras" that my place had.BTW, I had a MINIMUM OF TWO YEAR INITIAL LEASE.

If I had my choice between buying a home with 5% or 10% down, and doing a 100%, I would always chose the 100% financing because that allows me to keep my 5% or 10% and continue earning interest off of that 5% or 10%.

My salaried job paid me more than the average agent earned, with lots less expenses and hassles.Now I don't worry about agents not returning my phone calls.

We will go the extra mile to close deals and build our customer base.

It's not how much you EARN in your life but how much STICKS.

I've always thought that in a lease-to-buy, the renter/lessee is a regular renter who paid extra for a right to buy by a certain time.

How many extra days on the market does it take to wipe out any possible savings from a discounted listing?

It's an extra few bucks in my pocket for appliances I got for free (I get mostly all my appliances for free...being in the right place at the right time helps).9 times out of 10 when the tenants move out, they leave behind the washer and dryer that THEY OWN.

No one has been able to explain who gets this "extra" rent money but they both say it is necessary since no one can rent a place like this for $500/mo.

Some extra two cents;txboy, I drive neighborhoods that interest me all the time, at all hours of the day.