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Uwe S.
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Master Lease Option

Uwe S.
  • Property Manager
  • Dublin, OH
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In August I was seeking on a partner for a 22 unit complex (85% occupied) in SW Ohio.

Two month later, no one have interest for partner up with me and the complex still standing.

Now I read many over Master Lease, should I take the initiative and offer an Master Lease on the 22 units?

The proof is in the pudding. Right? :)

-Uwe

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Jon Holdman#3 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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Jon Holdman#3 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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ModeratorReplied

Lease purchase, rent to own, and lease/option are more commonly used for SFRs and small properties. Master Lease Option is usually applied to larger buildings. I'm sure there are subtle differences between all of these and between any two deals, but all are essentially the same concept.

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