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29 October 09

If you need to sell your house fast and rent back as a tenant

You may have heard in the news about people selling their homes and then renting it back. Have you ever thought why people may need to do this? They might have many reasons to do this might include repossession, retirement, separation, Problems Selling amongst some of the reasons.

Art White - Realtor by Dan Harrelson

Selling and renting back your home is still a new process and has been feasible for the last few years.

So what does it mean exactly? How it works is a landlord sets up an agreement which would permit a {home owner|the owner of a house to sell their property at a reduced price to the investor or company, and then rent it back for less.

So unless you have been in hiding, you would have noticed that the housing market, though still slow, could actually be on the up. Some areas may even not change for a while.

Just a small prediction into the property market. However there are some signs that things are stabilizing. The demand for inner city flats may be slow, but it could prove to be an opportunity to get rid of these to those who are searching for good deals.

One of the issues with this plan, is that houses can be slightly undervalued depending on the quickness of the agreements. For example a valuer may give you a valuation based on tomorrow’s selling price, or the selling price might change depending on the market at the time of equity release rent back.

On the bright side there are also advantages if you choose sale and rent back your home. It may help you to sell quickly if you need to, reduce the risk of re-possession, and avoid countless viewings.

So equity release rent back can be made to suit and individual’s needs , and the contract can be short or long-term rental (with the option of buy-back). The rental rates should be at market rates, while the option of buy-back may be pre-agreed in terms of value.

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh