I Don't Get It

I am getting ready to dive into lease options for higher end homes. I am confused, however, on the paperwork involved.

Will you use the same contract for You--Seller/Landlord as you will use for You/Landlord--Tenant/Buyer...or are they different?

I have a "Lease Option Agreement" in my computer and can easily go to www.legalforms.com and get what I need (for my state). Or do they have to be more specific...attorney approved?

THANK YOU!

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  • bth1263rd July, 2004

    Just a follow-up...

    Or would I use an "Assignment of Lease" for the tenant-buyer? The PA form that I think you use is called "Residential Lease Agreement And Option to Purchase."

    There just seems to be so many variations. If you think I should just go to a lawyer, I will. That just seems a little extraneous for this.

    Thanks again.

  • bth1263rd July, 2004

    Or is it some sort of "Sub-Lease Contract" I would use between myself and my tenant-buyer?

    One other question: Do you guys put the deed in escrow so you aren't having to hunt down the seller when your tenant-buyer cashes him or her out in a couple+ years?

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