Lease/Option Higher End Property...don't Know How...

I have a great property under contract for a lease option. Worth $300,000, owner wants $264,000 and will put in $500 every month towards mortgage payments, which means I would only be paying $1500 month.

How in the world can I market this and get it filled. What would look for in regards to option money and monthly payments?

The biggest question is how do I find a tenant buyer without spending tons of dough. The paper here costs like $600 bucks for the weekend and there is no penny saver or thrifty nickel.

Any advice?

Thanks,

Christian "The Solutions Kid" Beebe
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Comments(3)

  • DerrickAli25th November, 2003

    WAY TO GO CHRISTIAN!!!

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  • InActive_Account25th November, 2003

    Wait, no PMing!! I want to see how this is done!

    Lease Optioning isn't something that I plan to do just yet, but when I venture that way, these kinds of properties are exactly what I'll have most available to work with...

  • thomasgsweat25th November, 2003

    I just place an ad in the paper. same as with any other property. The calls come in and I put someone in the place.
    Someone is always looking. Unless you are riding the tip top of the price ranges then you shouldn't have a problem.[ Edited by thomasgsweat on Date 11/25/2003 ]

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