Rent-to-own On A Rehab

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I own outright a rehab. Though about flipping to investor/rehabber for a quick profit.

But, I am considering a rent-to-own on it to a handyman/contractor tenant. Currently not habitable. But with a little work would be. Would be a good deal for tenant and me. I can make a lot more money in the deal.

3 year rent to own, $4,900 option money - $495 rent ($100 credit) Option price $49,000 ($40,500 with credits). Worth $70,000 after fix up.

Would you do it?

Any downside?

THX

Comments(3)

  • bpteos12th March, 2004

    Only if all of the repairs are completed before the tenant moves in.

  • StellarSprite12th March, 2004

    Tompa,

    How much work is there to do for the tenant? What guarantees do you have that the tenant will do the repairs correctly? Do I read it correctly that you are giving the tenant around 20 grand for his part in all this in 3 years? Have you ever heard of equity sharing as a way to balance the funds and still get the work done? Protects both parties in that case.

  • InActive_Account12th March, 2004

    Stellar,

    Thanks for your reply.

    Correct. Repairs approx. $12,000 - $15,000. In 3 years fixed home should be worth +-$75,000

    How would an equity sharing work in a L/O situation?

    THX

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