www.wendypatton.com learn how to find deals that can be a lease option, or rent-to-own, that are not listed as a lease option – for more information go to http
www.wendypatton.com Students at Wendy Patton’s Lease Option Training Boot Camp do role playing practice. Part of the training at Wendy’s boot camp includes role playing practice. Students take turns talking to potential lease option sellers so they can learn what to say when they are meeting with real sellers and get the deal. To learn more about Wendy Patton’s Lease Option Training Boot camp go to www.wendypatton.com
www.wendypatton.com Wendy Patton’s business partner, Justin Ryan, talks about real estate investing – getting lease option seller leads over the phone. He shares a couple of techniques that help you to know WHEN to answer and HOW to answer. Your marketing won’t do you any good if rent to own sellers don’t find you available and approachable. http
www.wendypatton.com Wendy Patton’s students practice role playing as investors speaking to real estate agents about lease options and how it benefits their clients and how it benefits them. The role playing exercises are part of Wendy Patton’s Lease Option Training Boot Camp. To learn more go to www.wendypatton.com
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I want to sell my house desperately! (my husband’s ex-wife moved in next door). Any information you could give on lease options would be appreciated. I live in Michigan
I own a 3900 sq. ft. commercial building on the main block of a small downtown area. The mountain town is known for it’s art and indian collectibles. Sales are soft, even if the town is popular. There are basically three blocks of stores, but I’m on the most heavy trafficked block, so it’s a plum. My question is about leasing it. Namely, what is more attractive to most? Do I simply lease it for a certain period of time–and how long? Do I do a Lease Option? Do I do a double net or a triple net?
Of course, I know all are possibilities, but I’m TOTALLY ignorant about all this and want to do what is good for me, but attractive to a potential lessee.
And how do I advertise that I’m willing to lease?? Do I use a realtor? I still have a store in the building as well, and would need two months to sell the inventory, but ONLY if I have someone committed. I am still paying a mortgage and can’t afford for the building to be empty, waiting for a lessee. Please educate me.
By the way, I’m aware that I can go to an attorney or commercial realtor. I came here because I want to hear YOUR OPINION!!!
By the way, I’m aware that I can go to an attorney or commercial realtor. I came here because I want to hear YOUR OPINION on lease options, or just leases!!!
www.REIClub.com – Lease Options Are a Great Way to Invest in Real Estate. Watch This Video to Learn What a Lease Option Is and When It Makes Sense to Lease Properties With an Option to Buy. 1. What is a Lease Option * A “lease option” is really two separate but related agreements: a “lease agreement” and an “option agreement”. * Lease Agreement – standard agreement to rent a home, sets terms of lease * Option Agreement – the right to purchase the home within a specified period of time for a fixed purchase price * Unilateral agreement – Seller is obligated to sell, buyer not obligated to buy 2. Terms: * rent credits (?) – portion of each month’s rent is credited towards the sales price, small percentage of monthly rent * option consideration – upfront fee paid by tenant buyer to the seller that gives the tenant buyer the option to buy at a fixed priced during a certain period of time * sandwich lease – * assignment – “assign” the option over to another investor for a fee, they resume payments and ownership of the contract and property at time of closing/ending of option period. * sublease – you are the primary on the contract to purchase, but lease the property to a different tenant, responsibility is still yours. 3. Why lease options? Seller * Move property faster – buyers market = competition * Good way to sell when market is down * Pass small repairs onto buyer * Tenant Buyer – better maintenance of home, intention to buy Buyer * Appreciation – fixed price * Repair …
