My husband and I are working to repair our not-so-good credit from when we both were laid of for two years. We are now both self-employed and paying $1050 rent for a year and a half, and we're sick of wasting the money and not being able to update the house. We need to find a buyer who is willing to do a land contract/lease to own option until we can secure financing. Where do I look??
Hello Khend55, Our local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) has a section where the listing agent can specify if the seller will consider a land contract or a lease purchase. There may be some Actively listed properties that would be a match for your criteria and needs. Also, I would be more than glad to send out a broadcast notice to all of our Cutler Real Estate Agents asking if anyone has a cuff listing or an expired listing, or even an active listing where the seller will consider land contract or lease purchase. Please feel free to email or call, and I would be glad to help in any way I can.
Thanks,
Jim Dvorovy
Cutler Real Estate
203 Applegrove NW
N. Canton, Oh 44720
emai: jdvorovy@CutlerHomes.com
Cell 330-685-4615
Have you contacted a local real estate agent? I know many people try to do this process without one in order to save money in their minds which I give them credit for.
I sure would want to.
But in a situation as this, you will need someone to find a homeowner who might not have sold there home in a while and it is vacant or someone who needs to relo and a lease to own would be a great way to help both seller/buyer in this situation.
Go under the find a pro feature on trulia which is under advice and opinions section and email a few agents. A buyers agent typically does not cost anything as the seller pays them as part of what is called a co-op. Interview a few agents as they are just more than a person who shows homes. They are a negioator.
Any more questions, just post here and Ill respond in more detail or feel free to drop me an email at sean.dawes@lnf.com
Sean Dawes
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