Investors – How To Buy a House For Your Rent To Own Inventory
First and foremost, this article is for investors. As an investor, you should not (must not) have any emotional ties to any of your properties. You are in this business to make a fair and honest profit, and you will sell your home(s) when it makes sense to do so. Your goals should be to buy low and sell high, generate a positive cash flow while you own the house and use as little of your own money as possible. OK, so now how should you go about buying a house for your rent to own inventory of homes?
Location: Stay in your comfort zone. If you are not familiar with the laws and regulations in other states, stay in your home state. If you must “touch and feel” (see) your properties, stay within a comfortable driving range. If you are not comfortable with certain types of neighborhoods, whether it be an urban blight area or upscale posh area, don’t go there. There are plenty of opportunities in your comfort zone. All you have to do is find them and BE PATIENT.
Buy low: The best way to do this is to find a motivated seller. Here are...