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Residential Lease Agreement with Option to Purchase (England and Wales)

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  • pampam
    pampam Posts: 435 Forumite
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    Thank you for all your comments.
    You have certainly given us food for thought!

    He is offering us the full asking price which is £10,000 more than the best offer that we have had.
    It is only a small one bedroom cottage and the asking price is £68,000
  • Annie1960
    Annie1960 Posts: 3,009 Forumite
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    I can see what is in this for the tenant/potential buyer, but I cannot imagine why you, as vendor, would want to sign such an agreement.

    Unless, of course, your property is exceptionally difficult to sell and you cannot find any other buyer.
  • pampam
    pampam Posts: 435 Forumite
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    Annie1960 wrote: »
    I can see what is in this for the tenant/potential buyer, but I cannot imagine why you, as vendor, would want to sign such an agreement.

    Unless, of course, your property is exceptionally difficult to sell and you cannot find any other buyer.

    good point, thanks
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