Posted by Romitobaby on September 14, 2004 at 19:36:48:
To be valid, you must pay the homeowner something like $10. Your Option to Purchase Agreement should have an expiration date if you don’t find an end buyer within the designated time period.
Posted by Romitobaby on September 14, 2004 at 19:36:48:
To be valid, you must pay the homeowner something like $10. Your Option to Purchase Agreement should have an expiration date if you don’t find an end buyer within the designated time period.
Question About Option Deal - Posted by Joe
Posted by Joe on September 14, 2004 at 14:24:06:
I want to make this a quick question and I need a quick answer. They owe two back payments totalling $4000.00. I want to do a staight option to purchase the house, but obviously don’t want to pay the back payments, in case I don’t buy the house. Can I still do an option, telling them there’s a strong chance I can sell it within 30 days to someone who would then make up the back payments?