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Ruben Izgelov
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Rent to own - would a tenant put 2-5% down at lease signing?

Ruben Izgelov
  • Investor
  • Queens, NY
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Hello,

Would a tenant be willing to put 2-5% down towards the future purchase price at the time they sign their lease (with the option to buy), pay 10-15% higher than market rent to have that premium in rent applied towards the future purchase price, and agree to a purchase price that is 5-10% higher than what the house is worth at the time of lease signing?

Assume that the tenant wants to buy a home but does not have qualifying credit at the time they are entering the lease and/or the tenant needs additional time to save the necessary down payment - but the can afford the premium rent and 2-5% down payment.

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