By: Riley Jones
Submitted: 2010-08-19 03:00:50 | Word Count: 475
I am currently advertising one in all my properties as a rent-to-own. I'm attempting to search out somebody who needs to buy the property however desires a flexible seller who will allow them to rent for a short time whereas they qualify for a traditional loan. I've got discovered that there is a misconception that rent-to-own and lease-possibility are the identical which these are interchangeable terms. I disagree.
Call it semantics, however I suppose there is a difference although they're similar and generally identical in structure.
The everyday lease-possibility or rent-to-own involves a lease or rental agreement and an option or a buying deal agreement. Are not those primarily the identical? Yes, they're, however the distinction, on behalf of me, is how I justify it to the tenant-buyer or lease-optionee.
If I were explaining a lease-possibility to the lease-optionee, I'd tell them that that they are leasing the property. Any time throughout the option period, if they need to shop for the house, they'll exercise their choice and get it for the value described within the option. Pretty good deal for them right? They will rent and, at their choice, they can get the house whenever they like.
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Currently, here is how I explain my rent-to-own program. If you were my tenant buyer, I might tell you that you are agreeing to purchase the property from me and we would have a purchase agreement to try to to that. I understand you may would like your time to induce your loan in place and I'm willing to be flexible with you and permit you to rent whereas working out the small print of your financing.
Can you see the subtle, yet very massive distinction?
In the lease-possibility, they are leasing the property and if they feel like it, they will buy the property by exercising their choice to buy. In my rent-to-own, they're agreeing to buy up front and that they get the privilege of renting while they are getting their loan in place.
Typically, as a salesperson, I'm reluctant to correct a buyer (assume "agree and redirect"), however I am terribly quick to correct my tenant-patrons when they strive to mention they have an possibility to buy. No, no, no... you need to love it now and attempt to me that you are going to buy. Then, I will be flexible and let you rent-to-own the property provided that you just qualify.
These are delicate variations, however they can really change the mentality of these in your property.
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