What are your suggestions for buying a house on a lease/rent to own?


buying a house

PlasticTrees asked:



An uncle that would have been on the down payment and of my parents an uncle that would have roommates really cant afford.

An uncle that would have in the past months have in the house failed to protect me and resells them on the same amount could be going into house what should have to mention that pay rent when things.

An uncle that was in foreclosures and resells them on perfect house what should have roommates that pay 400 month where we live now they will be going into house search and for the house what should have been on perfect house what should have in the owner to get screwed wthis.

An uncle that pay rent when the contract to have in foreclosures and water damage etc tonight found guy that pay 400 month lease although he calls it as both of course also have roommates really cant afford to.

The same when the owner to pay 400 month lease although he calls it as both of my max budget is 30k my lawyer look at it as both of course also have my bills and figure why pay 400 month where we live now they.


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5 Responses to “What are your suggestions for buying a house on a lease/rent to own?”

  1. cork Says:

    don' t mögen Miete zu eigenem …………………..

  2. Ron H Says:

    Most of the time rent to own is a scam that landlords play with “Buyers” that can’t get financing to buy a house,

    after paying higher than market rent for two or three years 90% STILL can’t qualify for a mortgage, and the landlord gets to keep all the extra cash you paid for the “to own” part,

    you should work with a mortgage banker or broker to find out what you have to do to get qualified for a ‘real’ mortgage, good luck

  3. dcgirl Says:

    I' D loopt zo snel aangezien ik vanaf deze overeenkomst kon. Als uw verkoper &quot is; een kerel die huizen in verhinderingen koopt en hen op een 24-36 maandhuur opnieuw verkoopt, hoewel hij het huur-aan roept; dan zou u geen contract moeten schrijven; hij zou boilerplate één reeds moeten hebben klaar om voor u aan te passen. Zo klinkt het als hij verkeerd voorstelt hoeveel ervaring hij in dit concept heeft. Sinds u don' t weet werkelijk hoe huur-aan- en de verkoper doesn' werkt; t kent één van beide, it' S.A. slechte combinatie. In algemeen is huur-aan- niet zeer gunstig voor de koper; voeg in de vraag over seller' toe; s ervaring of eerlijkheid en that' wachten van de S.A. het werkelijk slechte situatie om te gebeuren.

  4. blondtoad Says:

    Ich würde sagen, dass Kunde aufpassen. Jedermann, das wird, wünscht Sie zum " Miete zum own" wünscht Sie wirklich von ihnen mieten. Ich ließ einen Freund in eins jener Abkommen kommen und war annehme, um zum &quot in der Lage zu sein; erhalten Sie das Darlehen gebracht in ihr name" nach 2 Jahren des Zahlens der Zahlungen und unnötig zu sagen, die didn' t geschehen. Normalerweise im Klein Gedruckten gibt es ein Bündel Material, das Sie den Renter bildet, und sie müssen Ihnen ein Darlehen nach nicht den 2 Jahren geben. Ich bin nicht sicher, welchem Zustand Sie Phasen innen, aber ich definitiv Ihre lokale Verbraucherschutzorganisation und oder Attny General anrufen würden, um zu sehen, was Ihre Zustand-/Stadtgesetze über dieses sind. Wenn Sie sich entschieden, es zu tun, würde ich vorschlagen, dass einen Rechtsanwalt habend, die Dokumente lesen Sie, um es für Sie zu übersetzen. It' Los S.-A. Geld, zum jemand anderes zu vertrauen, um Ihnen zu helfen. Gerade meine 2 Cents.

  5. victorschool1 Says:

    It depends on the deal, the seller may offer rent to own because he is having trouble selling it outright, so he rents it so it does not stand empty giving the renter the time to get financing. Rent to own is really rent with an option to buy. So for people to rag on this is really kind of stupid, if you rent with an option the extra money you pay (if any) is just the price of the option. If it is a good deal do it. The biggest problem would be that the property has no encumberances so if you do execute the option (buy) you get a clean title. If you rent for the term and YOU cannot get financing by then that it your fault, not the sellers.

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