Could a Lease-Option Trigger the Due on Sale Clause?
Why lenders might see your tenant-buyer as a “transfer of interest.”
Let’s talk about lease-options for a minute.
You know the play:
You give a tenant the option to buy the property later.
They pay an option fee.
Maybe a little premium on rent.
Everyone’s happy.
But here’s the problem no one wants to talk about:
A lender’s attorney could look at that lease-option agreement and argue… that you’ve effectively transferred an inter…
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