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Category: Business Strategies Current Grade: A Total Views: 841 Member Comments: 3 |
Posted on: 06/04/2007 Posted by: DaveB Blog Points: 92 View all blogs >> |
I recently lease optioned a home to a contractor. I negotiated a short sale with the lender and was trying to wholesale the home but ran out of time. The lender would not give me an extension so I decided to purchase the house for $7k including closing costs, etc ( $100+k owed on mortgage). The original owner who was in foreclosure found me a buyer 2 days after closing. The catch was the buyer wanted to buy the property but didnt have the funds. I lease optioned the home to him for $8k down, and a purchase price of $25k for a 1 year term. The house was a complete rehab which the tenant in the past 2 month has done extensive renovations making the home worth about $80k. By using this exit strategy, it enabled the tenant/buyer to qualify for financing (low LTV) and gave me the security of worse case scenario, evicting the tenant and owning a home worth $60k more than the previous value. This option worked well for me considering I live 4 states away. I am working on more deals like this and working on using the same exit strategy.
HAPPY INVESTING!!

Well done.
Question for you? Did you purchase the home yourself for 7k? So then you lease option it for 8k down which gives you a grand now and then a big cash out when they finance it for 25k?
Is that what I'm hearing right?
Keep in touch bud.
Great..
Was this one of the Ohio properties..lol...
Now I get paid..lol