Sentences with phrase «lease back your house»

Fannie Mae's program allows you to complete a deed - in - lieu of foreclosure and lease back your house at the current market rate for up to 12 months.

Not exact matches

The discipline of investing in this asset class requires some knowledge of specialization; e.g., rental houses have different economic characteristics and rents than industrial warehouses, storage units, office buildings, or lease - back transactions.

Some do it by moving in with aging parents, others may lease out their primary residence while living in a converted coach house in the back, while others may rent the same suite out back to tourists via online services like AirBnB.

This increase in housing prices back to their natural level hasn't resulted in an immediate increase in rent, but if you're renting in Pittsburgh you probably want to sign or re-sign your lease now to lock in the low rent you're paying currently.

Once the perfect house is found and the terms negotiated and accepted, the investor purchases the property and then leases it back to the client for a specific term and with specific conditions, with the option that the client can purchase the property at the end of the term.

This meant that the landlord couldn't ever get the house back for herself or for prospective purchasers, since the tenant was always in lease term.

Morgan Stanley loaned the joint venture $ 1.3 billion for the ground lease acquisition and Broadcasting House redevelopment, then securitized the loan on the European commercial mortgage - backed securities (CMBS) market.

I didn't invest a lot of money in SFHs at the start, I invested my time and knowledge and did mostly creative finance deals with the sellers and then turned around and sold the houses on a lease option or owner carry in order to get my down payments back....

Off - campus leasing velocity was reported ahead of prior years early in the student housing leasing season, but as previously reported, began to pull back around March.