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Structuring Lease-option
newtree



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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 12:57 on 06-14-2008   
I've taken the advice from the experts on this forum regarding getting an equitable interest in the properties that I advertise for sale. But, the problem is that the seller is a seasoned investor and he is not willing to allow me to combine the Lease and option into one contract. How can I structure this?
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LeaseOptionKing

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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 21:55 on 06-14-2008   
If he's a seasoned investor, he's not your target market. You need Sellers who are looking for debt relief, and he needs an end Buyer. Not a good match.
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What's My Favorites Network?		 Posted: 15:58 on 06-15-2008   
My sentiments exactly, King. Just needed confirmation.
I'm going to restructure my ad campaign to target these individuals.
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