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Close to none. as long as you have a good contract and a nice deposit, because in the worst case the people do not pay and you get to evict them and sell the property all over. It is very important to have the correct contracts. The contracts are use were written by a 25 year verteran in Lease to Own strategies and law in California. You can get them in the Lease Purchase Success package at www.iLease-a-House.com

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Q: What are the risks for owner in real estate lease with option to buy contracts?
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