All Forum Posts by: Don Kephart

yep! that was just sinking in while i was re-reading (X 3) over the agreements that have in front of me.   

so when i find a tenant/buyer and just want to leave the deal with my "deal fee", whos agreement do i assign to who ?

tenant/buyer to seller or seller to tenant/buyer ?

thank you for responding.

so, with the seller i would just write up a simple (LEASE AGREEMENT)  and the a ( LEASE OPTION AGREEMENT) with the buyer ?

Sorry if this is long winded! But I do have a few questions pertaining to Lease Option Agreements.

Can I use the same “Lease Option Agreement” for both sides of the “seller/me” and “buyer/me” , and just change the terms?

After I find “tenant/buyer” for “seller/me” for the “home owner”, I want to leave the deal because of no equity, or I just don’t want to stay in the deal. Do I just simply “assign” the Lease Option? Is it really that simple and easy? If so, do I “assign” the “tenant/buyer” LOA to the “home owner” or is it the other way?

This is the one I’m have problems with, in a sandwich lease. At the end, and time of closing with “tenant/buyer” how do I reflect the “tenant/buyers” $10,000 “deposit” or “non-refundable consideration fee” if the “tenant/buyer” believes that the $10,000 is going towards the $120,000 purchase price of their new home?

SELLER/ME                                                                                           TENANT/BUYER

AGREES TO $100,000 purchase                                                      AGREES TO $120,000

           $1,000 DOWN                                                                $10,000 DOWN

                    $900.00 IN RENT/MO                                                     $1,200 IN RENT/MO

In the front end, I will be getting the $9,000 from “TENANT/BUYER”, on the back end I’ll get the rent spread and the difference of $10,000 at the time of closing. The “tenant/buyer” is going to tell the loan company the need $110,000 loan because that already put $10,000 “down”! How do I structure this deal to make their $10,000 non-refundable fee apply to the purchase price as a “down payment”?

Any and all insight would be greatly welcomed as I am very axoins to get this going.