Owner finance and lease option

Owner finance and lease option

I dont want to sound like an idiot but how is owner financing and a lease option different?

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need good answer

im not quite sure either but have not gotten much help either still waiting my self


anybody??

Can anyone answer our question? Will be appreciated.

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here it is

owner financing means he is holding the mortgage and leas option just give you time to decide weather or not you want to commit but seller can not sell to any one else until you decide to take or reject the option
hope this helps

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What I think.

I think that you can only do a lease option if you own or have control of the property. You get control of the property by having the owner do a owner financing with you, then you in turn do a lease/option with a tenant buyer. The owner is the bank per say and you are getting money from the tenant buyer to pay the owner. This has to be written in the contract with the owner that this is what you are going to do. I hope this helps, so this is my thoughts on the two.


owner finance/lease option

In an owner finance, the owner is selling the property and financing the loan to purchase. The seller becomes the bank. In a lease option, the leasee is renting the property with an option to purchase the property at a later date. usually the leasee has first option to purchase written into the lease option agreement.

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Al

Well said Al, short, sweet, right to the point....Jan


Thanks

Thank you everyone,I appreciate it.

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delima

I tied up the property I currently live in through owner financing for a year. That time is up but I still can't qualify for a loan what should I do? I also just lost my job so money is tight, but I may have an offer to live on site rent free. Would I need to revise my contract to allow for subleasing? Anybody?

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Jermaine

I recommend that you talk to the owner. I don't see a different option here.

Karen

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got it

Thanks Karen I'l do that.


Landlawd

Karen's advice is the first step. If you have the property under an option to purchase at a good price, you may still be able to make money. Exercise your option and do a double closing to an end buyer who may be willing to buy the property at full value. The numbers have to work so be sure there is enough margin between your option purchase price and the fair market value. Always look for other ways to make money when you have the deal under contract.

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boconor

Option price 85k FMV is 95k you think there is enough margin in those numbers to make some money?


Since the only price

you really know is your option price, you can't make a decision until the true FMV is ascertained. Running comps will help you determine this. If you get numbers that backup your mentioned $95k, then you have to determine if a 10k differential gives you enough margin to entice a buyer and make some money for yourself. I think you are running tight on the numbers to make it work, but I don't know your property. Maybe you could let someone assume your contract for $1k - 2k? I don't know?!

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assume the contract

thanks Bill I look at that option. Do you have more info on the actual proccess of achieveing this?


found a buyer

found a buyer who is willing to assume the note for 88k now just need to know what the terms far as how I get my check for 3k and what kind of documents I need...


owner finance/lease option

Well put #5, Al and #13, Bill.

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Good Advice

Good advice Bill - get the true numbers on FMV and you then came up with a possible solution to make some money on what appears to be a very tight deal.

I believe that is what good investing is made of - being able to find solutions.

Tom


could it be a deal

here is what I come up with thus far asking 39k avg recent homes sales 108k. 80k in repairs any suggestions on what I should offer in an assignment deal?