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« on: May 19, 2003, 01:46:48 PM »

Hello---

In my studies as a newbie, I have been reading about lease optioning (as a selling strategy)-- in Mr. Locke's  very useful S2 course, for example. (Thanks John!!!)

What I'm wondering is what kind of option money one should try to get in this soft market.

Here's an example:

I would like to help a friend try to lease option his house since he's more or less underwater.  His payment is $1070 at 6% on 125K. House is worth 125-130 I'm guessing.

I'm thinking the rental market might bear 1150 rent. Do you get a little more when you lease option? And again, what kind of option money are folks willing to pay in a zero-down climate?

Thanks very much in advance. Can't tell you how wonderful this site has been for me!

Randi
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« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2003, 06:23:16 AM »

A lot of sellers are adding on a hundred or two per month and letting that go toward building up equity in the property for the t/buyer. As for downpayment if you ask too much it will take longer to get if at all. I would get at least a couple payments say $2500 but try for $5000 to $6000. Like you said the market is tight with lots of foreclosures and 0 down deals. Hope i helped a little. I would like to hear other input as well for you

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« Reply #2 on: May 21, 2003, 08:24:51 AM »

Thanks very much for your reply, Ted.  :thumbsup

Randi
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