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How To Buy Subject 2 Real Estate
http://www.sbcounty.gov/arc/_pdf/quitclaim_deed.pdf
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You have a very
motivated seller who is desperate to get out. I think I can take subject
to with no payment to seller whatsoever. I think there is about 20K in
equity in the place. My question is... if I take subject to, Seller
transfers title to me, but that will violate the due on sale clause
right? How do you get around this? Do you not record the
deed? Do you let the mortgagee know what you are up to?
Where's the wizard? He'll explain how to use a land trust to do this and not violate the DOSC. Also, you do need to make sure the mortgage is current and there are no other liens on the property. You also didn't say what your exit strategy is? What are you going to do with it? $20k may not be enough equity with rehab costs, transaction costs, and holding costs.
Where's the wizard? He'll explain how to use a land trust to do this and not violate the DOSC. Also, you do need to make sure the mortgage is current and there are no other liens on the property. You also didn't say what your exit strategy is? What are you going to do with it? $20k may not be enough equity with rehab costs, transaction costs, and holding costs.
Wouldn’t
you violate the due on sale clause upon the initial transfer of the Property
into the land trust? Also, the place is currently leased with a -100 /
month cash flow... so I am not too worried about carrying costs. I just
need to figure out how to get around the DOSC. It does not need to be
rehabbed.
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I believe in
Texas, if you take title in a trust, the bank won't know who the beneficiary
is. I would record the deed.
100/mo cash
flow? No wonder your seller is eager to get out. That probably
doesn't even include maintenance costs and a vacancy allowance. Are taxes
and insurance included in that -100/mo?
There are definitely other people here that can explain a land trust better than me. I'm sure one of them will show up.
There are definitely other people here that can explain a land trust better than me. I'm sure one of them will show up.
100/mo cash
flow? No wonder your seller is eager to get out. That probably
doesn't even include maintenance costs and a vacancy allowance. Are taxes
and insurance included in that -100/mo?
There are definitely other people here that can explain a land trust better than me. I'm sure one of them will show up.
There are definitely other people here that can explain a land trust better than me. I'm sure one of them will show up.
I will definitely
find out what the -100 includes. I was thinking it may be worth it to carry
for a few months and try to flip. Maybe I will go for an option instead.
Whoa!
Stop! Misinformation is flying around this topic. Let's start from
the beginning. Laws are right -- if the seller transfers title to her,
it's a DOSC violation. Joe gave her good advice. But, she is then
wrong when she asks if placing it into a land trust is a violation. Land
trusts are exempt from the DOSC if the owner remains a beneficiary and the
trust itself does not refer to a transfer of occupancy (which they do not).
NEVER accept a negative cash flow. You don't have to once your property is in a land trust. Now you can bargain with your tenant and get much higher rents by exchanging the right to write-off mtg into and prop taxes, and sharing future appreciation. Land trusts aren't simple, but they are effective. Think outside the box and good luck.
One more thing, no matter how you take title, ALWAYS record the deed to protect your interests.
NEVER accept a negative cash flow. You don't have to once your property is in a land trust. Now you can bargain with your tenant and get much higher rents by exchanging the right to write-off mtg into and prop taxes, and sharing future appreciation. Land trusts aren't simple, but they are effective. Think outside the box and good luck.
One more thing, no matter how you take title, ALWAYS record the deed to protect your interests.
You do not get
around the DOSC
You record the deed. Preferably in a corporate or LLC business structure. You can use a land Trust. I know of at least one JCL student that does use land Trusts in Texas, even though Cash doesn’t seem to need them him self. But in Texas, there is a structure that seems to be set up especially for this. Seems to have a lot to do with Texas favorable asset protection rules.
But about the DOSC. I want you to go to the Register of deeds office and notice how many Bank Loan examiners there are from each bank that has a loan on a house in that county are waiting for someone to try and record the deed to a property that they have security to. They stand there all day long just waiting for some poor unsuspecting investor to come along and just try to pull a fast one over them. NOT!
Now why would they look at the register of deeds to check on a property? To see if someone who is late did sell or, even to see if they took out a second lien like a HELOC. I have had a mortgage on my house before that had a DOSC type clause if I took out a HELOC, or other loan. I took it out anyways. They are not going to investigate every property they have. To much costly manpower, even with them online in many counties. But they might if the payment becomes severely late.
Now, what if they do call the loan due? Call Steve and he will put it into a trust for you real fast or at least set you up with John. Just in jest Steve, that would probably be too late of course.
But seriously. Any purchase you make has to be prudent and have an exit strategy. Is there enough equity in the house to refinance? Is your credit good enough to assume the mortgage? All things considered I doubt banks will call due a loan that is not late, but if they do, chances are they are going to want to have you or your entity become liable for the loan, or maybe even your buyer, as you and they now have an equitable interest. The longer you have possession the better your or your buyer's chances to do this. It is not the end of the world.
Make sure your buyer has awareness of the underlying mortgage and the existence of the DOSC, and its implications.
The worst that can happen?
You give the deed back to the seller, so he can try to rent it out. You make some money, you paid the mortgage for a few months and gave your seller some breathing room that they needed, your buyer needs a new house to buy and if you are out there doing this all of the time, you probably have a house or will soon have a house for them to move into.
This is not fraud. Fraud assumes a lie to a directly proposed question. You are not, nor are your seller, nor anyone else, required telling the bank up front that they are doing a SUB2 purchase. In any case it is only a right of the bank to call it do, not a legal obligation on there part. No federal mandate that requires a Bank to call the loan Due (YET, just wait until the do goobers in D.C. try to fix things that aren't broken)
Assuming you cover your bases, don't buy with negative equity or sell with negative cash flow you should come out okay. Unless of course you are in the insane parts of the country when it comes to appreciation rates, but even then always buy right.
You record the deed. Preferably in a corporate or LLC business structure. You can use a land Trust. I know of at least one JCL student that does use land Trusts in Texas, even though Cash doesn’t seem to need them him self. But in Texas, there is a structure that seems to be set up especially for this. Seems to have a lot to do with Texas favorable asset protection rules.
But about the DOSC. I want you to go to the Register of deeds office and notice how many Bank Loan examiners there are from each bank that has a loan on a house in that county are waiting for someone to try and record the deed to a property that they have security to. They stand there all day long just waiting for some poor unsuspecting investor to come along and just try to pull a fast one over them. NOT!
Now why would they look at the register of deeds to check on a property? To see if someone who is late did sell or, even to see if they took out a second lien like a HELOC. I have had a mortgage on my house before that had a DOSC type clause if I took out a HELOC, or other loan. I took it out anyways. They are not going to investigate every property they have. To much costly manpower, even with them online in many counties. But they might if the payment becomes severely late.
Now, what if they do call the loan due? Call Steve and he will put it into a trust for you real fast or at least set you up with John. Just in jest Steve, that would probably be too late of course.
But seriously. Any purchase you make has to be prudent and have an exit strategy. Is there enough equity in the house to refinance? Is your credit good enough to assume the mortgage? All things considered I doubt banks will call due a loan that is not late, but if they do, chances are they are going to want to have you or your entity become liable for the loan, or maybe even your buyer, as you and they now have an equitable interest. The longer you have possession the better your or your buyer's chances to do this. It is not the end of the world.
Make sure your buyer has awareness of the underlying mortgage and the existence of the DOSC, and its implications.
The worst that can happen?
You give the deed back to the seller, so he can try to rent it out. You make some money, you paid the mortgage for a few months and gave your seller some breathing room that they needed, your buyer needs a new house to buy and if you are out there doing this all of the time, you probably have a house or will soon have a house for them to move into.
This is not fraud. Fraud assumes a lie to a directly proposed question. You are not, nor are your seller, nor anyone else, required telling the bank up front that they are doing a SUB2 purchase. In any case it is only a right of the bank to call it do, not a legal obligation on there part. No federal mandate that requires a Bank to call the loan Due (YET, just wait until the do goobers in D.C. try to fix things that aren't broken)
Assuming you cover your bases, don't buy with negative equity or sell with negative cash flow you should come out okay. Unless of course you are in the insane parts of the country when it comes to appreciation rates, but even then always buy right.
LEASE TO PURCHASE OPTION AGREEMENT
LEASE TO PURCHASE OPTION
AGREEMENT
This agreement dated the _______ day of ________________,
_________, is by and between
___________________________________________________________ (herein after
referred to as “Seller/Landlord”) and ___________________________________________________________
(herein after referred to as “Buyer/Tenant).
For good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, Seller/Landlord hereby grants to
Buyer/Tenant an exclusive option to purchase the real property described as
follows:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(herein after referred to as the “Property”) strictly according to the terms and conditions contained herein (herein after referred to as the “Option to Purchase Agreement”), which real property is the subject of that certain Residential Lease Agreement by and between Seller/Landlord and Buyer/Tenant, of even date herewith (herein after the “Lease Agreement”).
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(herein after referred to as the “Property”) strictly according to the terms and conditions contained herein (herein after referred to as the “Option to Purchase Agreement”), which real property is the subject of that certain Residential Lease Agreement by and between Seller/Landlord and Buyer/Tenant, of even date herewith (herein after the “Lease Agreement”).
1. TERM
OF OPTION. This option to purchase shall
commence on the _______ day of ________________, _________ and shall expire at
12 o'clock midnight on the _______ day of ________________, _________.
2. EXCLUSIVITY
OF OPTION. This option to purchase is
exclusive and non-assignable. Any attempted assignment, delegation, transfer or
conveyance of this option to purchase without the Seller/Landlord’s express
written permission is void.
3. NOTICE
REQUIRED TO EXERCISE OPTION. Buyer/Tenant
may only exercise this option to purchase by delivering written notice of
intent to purchase to Seller/Landlord. Such notice must specify a closing date
to occur prior to the original Termination Date set forth in the Lease
Agreement or the option expiration date set forth in paragraph 1 herein above,
whichever is later in time.
4. OPTION
CONSIDERATION. Buyer/Tenant shall remit
option consideration in the sum of $____________ to Seller/Landlord upon
execution of this Option to Purchase Agreement, which amount is non-refundable.
In the event Buyer/Tenant timely exercises this option, is not in default of
the Lease Agreement and actually closes the conveyance of the Property, the
option consideration shall be credited to the purchase price at closing. If
Buyer/Tenant fail to exercise this option, defaults in the Lease Agreement or
fails to close the conveyance, the option fee shall not be refunded.
5. PURCHASE
PRICE. The total purchase price for the
Property pursuant to this Option to Purchase Agreement is $________________. If
Buyer/Tenant timely exercises this option, is not in default of the Lease
Agreement and actually closes the conveyance of the Property, the Buyer/Tenant
shall be credited, at closing, the sum of $_______ from each monthly lease
payment if every monthly lease payment was timely remitted to Seller/Landlord
pursuant to the Lease Agreement. No credit shall be given at closing if any
monthly lease payment was received by the Seller/Landlord after the due date
established in the Lease Agreement.
6. CLOSING
AND SETTLEMENT. Closing and settlement
shall be at a title company designated by the Seller/Landlord. All closing
costs and any points, fees and/or charges imposed by the Buyer/Tenant’s lender
shall be the sole responsibility of the Buyer/Lender. Seller/Landlord shall
only be responsible for its pro-rated share of the ad valorem taxes due
as of the date of closing. IT IS THE BUYER/TENANT’S SOLE RESPONSIBILITY TO
ARRANGE FINANCING FOR THE TRANSACTIONS. SELLER/LANDLORD HAS MADE NO REPRESENTATIONS
TO BUYER/TENANT REGARDING THE AVAILABILITY OF FINANCING OF BUYER/TENANT’S
ABILITY TO QUALIFY FOR FINANCING.
7. REMEDIES
UPON DEFAULT. (a) In the event of any such
default by Buyer/Tenant of this Option to Purchase Agreement or the Lease
Agreement, then in addition to any other remedies available to Seller/Landlord
at law or in equity, Seller/Landlord shall have the option to terminate this
Option to Purchase Agreement and all rights hereunder by giving written notice
of termination. Tenant/Buyer is not entitled to any refund of rent or option
consideration whatsoever. (b) All of the terms and conditions of the Lease
Agreement must be complied with in order for this option to be enforceable. In
the event this Option to Purchase Agreement conflicts with any part of the
corresponding Lease Agreement, the terms and conditions of this Option to
Purchase Agreement shall be superior and prevail.
8. COMMISSIONS. There will be no real estate commissions paid as a result
of this transaction.
9. MODIFICATION. Any modification of any portion of this Option to
Purchase Agreement must be made in writing signed by both parties.
10. REFERENCES
IN WORDING. Plural references made to the
parties involved in this Option to Purchase Agreement may also be singular, and
single references may be plural. These references may also apply to
Landlord/Seller and Buyer/Tenant heirs, executors, administrators, successors
as the case may be.
11. TIME
OF PERFORMANCE. Time is of the essence in
this Option to Purchase Agreement.
12. ENTIRE
AGREEMENT. As written, this Option to
Purchase Agreement constitutes the final, entire agreement between the
Buyer/Tenant and Seller/Landlord. They have made no further promises of any
kind to one another, nor have they reached any other understandings, either
written or oral.
13. FINANCING
DISCLAIMER. The parties to this Option to
Purchase Agreement acknowledge that speculation of availability of financing or
assumption of existing loans towards the purchase of this property is
impossible to predict. Therefore the parties agree that these items shall not
be a condition of performance of this Option to Purchase Agreement, and the
parties agree they have not relied upon any representation or warranties by
either parties.
14. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The undersigned Buyer/Tenant hereby acknowledge that they
have read this Option to Purchase Agreement, understand it, agree to it and
have been given an executed copy. This Option to Purchase Agreement is not to
be recorded in the property records unless express permission is granted by the
Seller/Landlord. Buyer/Tenant were advised, and had opportunity to, seek advice
of legal, tax, technical expertise professionals of their own selection and any
other counsel of their choosing concerning this contract prior to signing.
15. CHOICE
OF LAW AND VENUE. This Option to Purchase
Agreement shall be construed according to the laws of the State of
__________________ and is executed in __________________ County,
__________________. All parties agree that the venue for any dispute regarding
this Option to Purchase Agreement shall be __________________ County,
__________________.
As to Seller/Landlord this ______ day of
________________________, 20_____.
SELLER/LANDLORD:
Sign: ______________________ Print: ________________Date:
______________
As to Buyer/Tenant, this ______ day of
________________________, 20_____.
BUYER/TENANT:
Sign: ______________________ Print:
___________________Date: ______________
BUYER/TENANT:
Sign: ____________________Print: ___________________Date:
______________
What is a Lease Option?
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What
is a Lease Option?
A renter
signs a lease with an option to purchase a property for a specific price
within a certain time frame, that is called a lease option. In most
lease-option situations, a portion of the rent is applied to a future down
payment.
Lease
options are most popular among buyers:
How
do Lease Options work?
A lease option
is an arrangement with you and a seller to exercise the option to buy a home
after you have rented it for a specific period. A portion of your rent and
the option fee would be applied toward the purchase if the option is
exercised. This is referred to as rent credit, which most institutional
lenders will accept as part of the down payment if rental payments exceed the
market rent and if a valid lease-purchase agreement is in effect, a copy of
which must be attached to the loan application.
A
lease option is not the same as a regular purchase contract, which is a
bilateral agreement. A bilateral contract legally binds both parties to the
agreement, whereas an option only binds the seller. The renter is
not bound to buy; it is his option do so (or not to do so).
What
are the benefits of a Lease Option?
If you are a tenant/buyer,
you are probably aware of the advantages of owning a home tax shelter,
appreciation, security, etc. If you seek to lease purchase a home, you
typically cannot purchase a home through conventional means, are not ready to
commit yet, are very smart, or a combination of the above.
The lease purchase contract provides you with many features and benefits, but perhaps the most powerful one is the rate at which you accumulate equity. Compare any lender's loan amortization schedule to that of a lease purchase contract and you'll quickly see that the lease purchase contract wins hands-down. Moreover, the buying power of a lease purchase contract can quickly and easily land you a home that you never thought you could afford. Here are some of the tenant/buyer's features and benefits:
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the program last month saying:
“We see a great opportunity to fund
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space to help them expand their portfolios.”
“We saw a gap in the market where there was a lack
of lending products for smaller investors looking to finance
their single-family home portfolio. Few financing sources
currently exist for this very significant pool of investors
and B2R solves that problem.”
Although this is huge news for our industry
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we’ve already been telling you HOW to tap into the Private
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7 Steps to "Start Closing Deals"
We have gotten AWESOME feedback on the
educational videos we shared this past week.
Even had a guy tell us that the videos were
better than a course he paid $2000 for! :-)
We are taking them down soon, make sure to check
them out now because I filled each video with specific
money-making tips and tricks I use in my own business...
Video 1: Real Estate Investing 101
Video 2: Lead Generation
Video 3: Internet Marketing
Video 4: Wholesaling
Video 5: Buy, Fix, and Stay
Video 6: Short Sale Investing
Video 7: Outsourcing
Again, you don't need to opt-in or anything.
educational videos we shared this past week.
Even had a guy tell us that the videos were
better than a course he paid $2000 for! :-)
We are taking them down soon, make sure to check
them out now because I filled each video with specific
money-making tips and tricks I use in my own business...
Video 1: Real Estate Investing 101
Video 2: Lead Generation
Video 3: Internet Marketing
Video 4: Wholesaling
Video 5: Buy, Fix, and Stay
Video 6: Short Sale Investing
Video 7: Outsourcing
Again, you don't need to opt-in or anything.
Just click the links above...
click the play button and...
learn how to make that money!
I made these videos as our gift to you!
Make it happen,
Cody Sperber
Clever Investor
P.S. You won't get any more emails for these videos, promise.
Video 1: Real Estate Investing 101
Video 2: Lead Generation
Video 3: Internet Marketing
Video 4: Wholesaling
Video 5: Buy, Fix, and Stay
Video 6: Short Sale Investing
Video 7: Outsourcing
P.P.S. Make sure to let us know what you think by leaving comments!
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