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| Re: contract for deed -- latundan | Post Reply | Top of Thread | Forum |
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Posted by: DariusBarazandeh 01/27/2004, 00:28:09 Edit |
My belief is that you should forget the contract for deed and use the lease option. You need not be a landlord if you lease option agreement places the burden of maintenance on the tenant/buyer. You should make sure that your contract reads that the duty on the tenant/buyer to make repairs is in exchange for a reduced rent. That way the duty to make repairs is an enforceable part of the agreement. Let me know if you have any other questions
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