This is A gorgeous home, secluded on 1 Acre, and yet near everything.
I'm doing a Sale/LeaseBack to extract some equity and take advantage of
a business opportunity. We will cover all of the buyers mortgage
payments, and sign an agreement to buy the property back within a
specified time, at a specified price that will give the new owner an
assured profit.
Sale Leaseback - Win Win for Everyone
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"A
sale leaseback is a good way for real estate investors to take
advantage of one aspect of the weakness in the housing market. Finding
home owners who are in distress because of pending mortgage resets and
buying their homes and leasing them back benefits both the investor and
the home owner. The home owner gets to stay in the home, and the
investor picks up a property that will surely appreciate once the glut
of homes on the market diminishes.
It should not be too difficult to find distressed sellers in the
Phoenix metro area. Advertising about the sale leaseback program can be
done online, or by hiring someone to pass out flyers in newer
subdivisions, where home owners got into their homes with subprime
loans or negative amortization loans. A sales leaseback flyer should
not shout out the advantages of the program, because the topic is a
sensitive one to most people. Not being able to refinance or needing to
sell the home because payments are too high is a highly personal topic.
Well written, however, an offer of a reasonable sale leaseback program
will help people out of a difficult situation, and build a strong
portfolio for an investor."
SOURCE:
http://saleleaseback.ireporter.tv/2007/November/SaleLeasebackWinWinforEveryone.htm
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A leaseback is very simple really. Sometimes known as a
sale/leaseback or sale and leaseback, it is a transaction wherein the
owner of a property sells that property and then leases it back from
the buyer.
The purpose of the leaseback is to free up the original
owner's capital while allowing the owner to retain possession and use
of the property. The type of property involved can be anything from
residential or commercial real estate to equipment or vehicles.
"A leaseback can be beneficial for the buyer and seller alike. The
seller attains a lump sum of cash quickly and the buyer acquires a
lower than market value purchase price, along with a long-term lease at
a premium rate.
The lease amount provides periodic income and may even
be enough to pay the buyer's mortgage, if he or she borrowed money to
obtain the property. A leaseback can be a great investment tool, one
that yields a high return.
We've lived in and cared for this home for 8 years. For any questions you may have, just ask for Alex or Damon.
Warmest regards
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