Posted on May 28, 2009 by realestateinvestordotcom
While it’s a great idea to rent to own when homebuyers have trouble securing loans, it’s not such a great idea to pay little attention to the actual rent to own contract. This contract is the basis of your entire deal with the homebuyer and the basic on which all future decisions concerning the property will be made. To that end you’ll want to do your best to develop a really strong and favorable rent to own contract for all of your deals.
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Posted on March 26, 2009 by realestateinvestordotcom
The prospect of dealing with contracts in our real estate investment businesses can seem very daunting. This is the stuff of courts and attorneys, law keepers and accountants. We can’t very well be counted on to handle and enforce our own contracts can we?
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Posted on October 2, 2008 by realestateinvestordotcom
In addition you’ll want to state the amount of the fee you’ll be receiving from the buyer in exchange for your rights to the contract. Don’t forget the dates, your signatures and a space for the notary to sign and validate your assignment document.
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