stoppayingrentnh.com 0 Report post Posted June 4, 2012 Hello Everyone, I think i am confused in the wording here,is there a difference between a sandwich lease and a cooperative lease.When i do my marketing ,the sellers that called me thought they would be speaking to an actual tenant buyer,once i explained it to them they say they weren't interested.Are there ways to say yes i am renting the property negotiate and protect myself and still assign it to a tenant buyer without being tied up for monthly payments to seller,and still make some good profits.If yes, what contracts would i use from the manual. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MichaelC 160 Report post Posted June 4, 2012 I think i am confused in the wording here,is there a difference between a sandwich lease and a cooperative lease.Very much so, Junior. In a sandwich lease you are actively involved in the deal, playing the part of owner/landlord. With a CA you are only putting the deal together and once you assign the deal to a t/b you are out of the loop entirely. When i do my marketing ,the sellers that called me thought they would be speaking to an actual tenant buyer,once i explained it to them they say they weren't interested.Been there, done that. You need to let the homeowner know from the get-go that you are not looking for your personal residence, but rather you are offering a service. If not, well, you see what their reaction will be everytime. Are there ways to say yes i am renting the property negotiate and protect myself and still assign it to a tenant buyer without being tied up for monthly payments to seller,and still make some good profits.Of course, Junior. That's precisely what a Cooperative Assignment is. The agreements we use would be the CA Residential Lease Agreememt, the Option to Purchase Agreement, and the CA Assignment Agreement. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites