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Originally Posted by rowan
If you're a real asshole you can structure the deal so that you act as a middleman, charging a few percent over what you pay the bank yourself, and include a clause that if they default you take back the property (forfeiting all additional funds above normal rent they've paid, and any equity...)
I know of some shady characters who have done this, they've "sold" the same property multiple times because the rent to own tenants eventually default. The kind of people who are interested in rent to own are likely to have problems getting a normal bank loan, so there's a much higher chance from day 1 that they'll default. Easy money for the scammers.
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I'm sorry, I don't think you get it.
They want to rent from me, I don't want to rent to anyone. If I think they might buy it after a couple years then I would do it, but if they changed their mind then out they go. You think they should get a refund and live rent free?