Another scenario may occur if the owner makes the decision to sell the property but does not yet have a buyer; the ROFR may obligate him to offer the property first to the Holder.This is valuable consideration (ROFR) and can be purchased by the lessee.It could be a lump sum or a monthly amount on top of the rent.It could be credited against a future sale (discounted sales price).Bill Gulley might want to comment here.

Jacob Shafer,As for finding investment opportunities, become acquainted with top real estate LISTING agents.

I currently go to USF for Business finance and am working 40 hours a week on top at a Mortgage Servicing company.

Hopefully your coworker is using an experienced agent, or has someone else doing the negotiating that will stay on top of it.

These costs include:Commissions,Closing CostsSellers' ConcessionsHolding Costs (PITI)Repair Costs to SellClean Up CostsStorage and Moving CostsIf you only have 3 - 5 % equity you need to pay the balance out of savings, which could be tens of thousands of dollars.As an alternative, what if you, Mr Seller, could receive:•Usually top sales price for the property in a Lease 2 Own.

Zillow came in 2nd, and CL was way last, which is surprising because alexa.com ranks CL as among the top 10 most visited sites in the US.

I refinanced my home with them in December and got a fantastic deal that closed quickly, cheaply and painlessly.

Here is NationStar's SEC filing showing in the table at the top of page 34 that REOs cost the company millions per quarter.

John Horner I don't know about the foreclosures (I expect that you don't take them into account at face value though), but I think you'd top out about 105 even if they weren't there because the houses above that have multiple full baths.

My wife, who has been a fantastic business partner, still works full-time.