OPEN HOUSE Sunday 5-23-21 1:00 to 3:00. We want the person(s) who get the home place to love it so much that they are planning on owning it! So we have 3 ways for you to move in, that we hope will include every win-win possibility: 1. $1,000 per month escapable Lease with a 3 year $249,500 Purchase Option with you paying a $20,000 purchase option fee (that is applied to the Purchase Option) up front, allowing you to buy it for $229,500 at any time within the 3 years, REGARDLESS OF INFLATION (i.e. you have a guaranteed buying price). This allows you time to organize your finances and credit in order to get a bank loan in the future. This gives you the right of ownership (see more details below). I will pay taxes and insurance, while you do the maintenance. The new owners will most likely be younger and more energetic than us, and allows us to be retired (we are 70). Although the lease, and therefore the deal, is escapable, my wife and I, being retired, want to have the security of knowing you are planning on buying it, so the $20,000 for the purchase option fee is non-refundable. It is said that the Wal-Mart Super Center land (1.2 mile away) sold for $750,000; the Walgreen land for $1,000,000! We are the next accessible corner, from both directions, of the divided highway; and with enough land for a Burger King, Farm Supply, Lowes, Target, K-Mart, etc. The option to purchase, would allow you to sell at whatever price above the purchase option they offered, and pocket the difference! Or just keep living there as the value keeps going up. We know of people whose farm acreage is now worth a fortune because the city they lived near, moved out and around them. Another advantage to you is that until you decide the time is right to buy it, I'll have the tax and insurance expense up to the $155 per month. Run away inflation would wildly benefit you. This is an opportunity to have the right to ownership regardless of your credit; and regardless of inflation. I'm pretty mad about banks and the medical system driving good people into bankruptcy; so as long as you can prove a good income, I'll work with you. Please call me on my business cell phone if you have any questions, Paul Brock. (I rarely check email) Thanks! All utilities are paid by the Lease Purchaser. There are washer/dryer hookup, but the machines are not provided
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