Rent To Own Buyer's Registry
Rent to own a home while receiving all of the ownership
benefits now. Lease options, subject-to, land contacts, and wraparounds
are all widely used vehicles for seller financing. However, they
leave you exposed to liens, lawsuits, judgment and other untoward
actions of the seller. Our program provides safely and security
from such actions. It is truly unique. Sign up now to become immediately
eligible for our program. Many properties offer up to 93% owner
financing!
Please fill out the below form to become part of our buyer's registry. You will be notified when a property that matches your parameters is found. Please recognize that others in the registry may have similar parameters. As such, properties are available on a first come, first serve basis (e.g. the first person to providing funds).
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Programs for Buyers, Real Estate Investors and Homeowners
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- Property Finder Program
This is a great, no-risk program for those individuals seeking to get into a property in the next 30-45 days. You can still join the buyer's registry and participate in this program. Get started now!
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Related Articles
The following articles cover the more widely used forms of seller financing which you may be more familiar. While they are regularly used, it is important to fully understand their more dangerous aspects.
Lease Option (L/O)
This commonly used form of "rent-to-own" seller financing well known but it has pitfalls that can leave you with only undesirable consequences.
Contract for Deed
You make payments on the property until it is paid off and only then are you given legal title. This sort of "lay away plan" can go very wrong.
The "Wrap" - All Inclusive Mortgage (aka AITD)
The seller creates their own mortgage that "wraps" (covers) the existing payments on the property with a little extra cashflow for them. Wraps can quickly unravel into a chaos.
The Equity Share
You share ownership in a property with someone else. It sounds pretty good until they do something that affects you and the property.
The "Subject-To"
You assume (take over) payments on the existing property financing. Just hope the lender doesn't discover this arrangement since it violates their "due on sale" clause which gives them the right to immediately call the loan due.
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