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Chris Wilson is a real estate investor and a licensed real estate agent with more than 30 years of experience! His businesses specialize in fix and flip, property management, wholesaling, land-lording and traditional real estate services. He has found success in residential, land and light commercial real estate transactions. He loves speaking and is willing to share his extensive wealth of knowledge with you, allowing inexperienced investors to benefit from his financial success!
"The king of Buy & Hold real estate investing is here to teach you the best strategies for building a real estate portfolio of long-term holding properties. You will also learn how to maximize your return on investment on each property by selling them over time using the lease option strategy. Go in-depth on how a Lease Option differs from a standard lease agreement, what types of different lease options are commonly used, and the best ways to put options to work for you. Learn how this powerful strategy can open up potential properties and projects that may not have been a viable investment under other strategies. Gain access to more buyers and sellers that may feel there simply is no solution for their problem. Understand contract requirements and legal issues surrounding lease options to ensure you avoid problems and common pitfalls in this powerful tactic. Creative strategies like Lease Options can open up more potential investments, maximize profits by maximizing sales price and create a loyal network of clients for the future.
This Pre-Assessment is to raise awareness of your current knowledge level and give you a glimpse of the information covered in this course.
Chris brings up the three main types of Lease Options and the challenges and benefits facing those who do lease options.
What is an option? How does it affect the buyer? The seller? Our instructor covers the basic terms and concepts.
Learn how to make sure your agreements, both option and lease, are done correctly and legally.
Our instructor covers some of the things to avoid when doing a lease option, both as a buyer and as a seller.
With all the regulations and legal issues involved, know how to protect yourself when you enter into a lease option.
The official definition of a lease option is discussed and dissected, so the class fully understands how it functions.
Understand which regulations apply to your transaction, residential or commercial.
Learn what steps you can take to protect yourself if the option is not exercised, such as a 90-day notice.
What is the difference between a lease option and a lease purchase, and which one is the best choice for you?
This type of installment sale has legal risks and challenges, which Chris explains, compared to lease options.
Chris lists types of contracts that are not lease options, which generally should be avoided.
Know the four cardinal sins of lease options, including owner's repairs and owner's bills.
What does it mean to grant pre-exercise ownership and how can you prevent this from ruining your deal?
Chris addresses a question about whether or not to include prior options towards a purchase price and how it affects the taxes you owe.
Our instructor highlights some of the differences in your choices when you are the optionor versus the optionee.
When repairs add value to the property, the optionor is in danger of losing his deal. Chris explains how he handles repairs to avoid problems.
Chris covers some common myths, such as selling property at a premium and avoiding inspections.
Know what the reality is about lease options today, including regulations and market fluctuations.
The instructor covers several factors that surround ownership changes. Know what applies to your situation, so you can make the best choices.
Learn what is typical, legal and safe to charge for monthly lease payments and how to avoid future conflict.
What is the rule of thumb for setting an option fee and is it enough to make your lease option useful?
Which type of option is best for you? Floating or Fixed. Know the pros and cons of each
Chris continues discussing the fixed and floating methods of options.
Chris shares how he sets up his lease and option agreements, his pricing and even the wording in his contract.
Six keys to success are shared to help you use lease options successfully.
Understanding the mindset of the sellers and the buyers involved in lease options can help you determine who you will sign an agreement with.
The main challenge of being an optionor is the necessity of dealing with tenants.
Chris explains why he doesn't allow options to be exercised in the first twelve months and dives into various sources of funding
Why is it so important to have both agreements on the same timeline? Chris elaborates in this segment.
Learn about the 1031 exchange and how it can be used with lease options, deferring property taxes until a future date.
Though some states have more specific regulations, lease options are legal in all states. Know what laws your state has before you sign a lease option agreement.
Chris covers various laws and regulations, especially the Dodd-Frank Act, that should be fully understood and considered for lease options.
Understand the effects of the Dodd-Frank Act and the IRS rule 55-540 to ensure your lease option enjoys smooth sailing.
Further clarification of the regulations now in place provide guidance to live class members.
Chris goes over the points a judge must consider when making a decision about a lease option. Know what factors will affect you in court.
Recent regulations and legal decisions will affect how you do business, and Chris shares his opinion of what may happen in the near future.
Chris walks the class through a sandwich lease example, sharing what we can and cannot do according to the legal system today.
An example of a lease option, conforming to current regulations, including a few possibilities for selling the option.
What can you do if the Optionee doesn't exercise the option? Our instructor shares some strategies you can implement to make the most of the situation.
Chris lists the most important points to remember from this course, from setting up the agreement to long-term wealth strategy.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.