A few months ago, I have placed classifed ads targeting some lease option buyers and sellers.

Here you have 3 documents: 1 is a lease agreement 2 is the sales contract and 3 is the option contract.

i am in the process of refinancing a home i just rehabbed. my plan was to get as much cash out as soon as possible and then move it(either sale or lease option).however, my lender says the company he was going to use now wants 6 months seasoning for the LOC. so now i'm only getting 80% 1st.anyone out there know of a lender who will go to 89% LTV on LOC without 6 months seasoning?

Will the guys, who lie awake at night trying to scam people, kill this procedure the way they did the lease/purchase?

We also have other Commercial services such as 1031 exchange, Lease Probe for all lease abstracting and SPECS, LLC (Specialized Property Engineering & Cost Segregation.If I can be of any assistance in any way feel free to contact me at any time.Sincerely Tammy

So, if I buy a property at 50% of the appraised value and they will loan up to 70% of the appraised value, I have a 100% deal and I can even get money back if I want it.It is also possible to buy the property subject to the existing financing; with owner financing; or with a lease option and not put anything down.Good Luck,Mike

I am looking into doing some lease options on properties.

His lease was to end April 15th but I told him if he wanted to end April 1st that was OK.

i'm trying to determine if there is way to sell a flip property without incurring short term capital gains. other than land trust or lease option, are there any ideas out there to be creative.jim

You are in charge of your rentals and as long as you strictly enforce the lease, what they think is irrelevant.