You may have heard from a friend about people selling their house and then renting them back. Have you ever thought why homeowners may need to do this? They may have many reasons to do this which could include repossession, retirement, divorce, Problems Selling amongst some of the reasons.
Renting back your house after selling is still a relatively new process and has only been feasible for the last few years.
So what does it mean exactly? The fact is is a landlord sets up an agreement which will permit a home owner to sell their property at a reduced sum to the investor or company, and then rent it back for less.
So unless you have been hiding in a cave, you should have noticed that the housing market, though still slow, could actually be on the up. Certain areas might be getting better.
One of the problems with this scheme, is that houses can be undervalued slightly depending on the speed of the process. An example is a valuer could give you a valuation based on tomorrow’s selling price, or the selling price may change depending on the market at the time of sell rent back.
On the bright side there are also advantages if you choose sale and rent back your property. It may help you to sell fast if you need to, reduce the risk of re-possession, and avoid countless viewings.
So sell 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 prices, while the option of buy-back may be pre-agreed in terms of value.
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