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Rent to own agreement "Do's and Don't"
Hi Members,
I want to know Do's and Don't for Rent to own agreement
- Any state laws
- Any hidden between the lines.
- How it is beneficial for both parties(buyer and seller).
- Escrow requirement.
- Lender /loan education for renter (future buyer).
I found this article
www.realtor.com/advice/rent/rent-to-own-agreement-...
Any best practice/guideline, I request BP to may be make a blog post on this topic.
-Vijay
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@Vijay Jain Rent to own deals are hard to put together in CA.
Your homework:
- Besides SAFE and Dodd Frank, how about the type of note you have? Most notes in CA have a due on sale clause
- Where is the house? 100k? is seen in small cities like Fresno, Visalia
- For rent to own transactions you are best hiring a real estate attorney for contracts, real estate transactions are not cookie cut
- Sometimes its easier to do owner financing
- When screening a potential buyer, you should pull credit and ask for tax returns
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