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How do I place a rent-to-own offer on a house For Sale By Owner?

Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jun 19 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

I’m looking to rent-to-own a house that is FSBO. In their online listing they said they are willing to do rent-to-own. I would simply like an answer to my question not a bunch of information about rent-to-own vs. buying a home. I am in Michigan if that helps., more 
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and How old were you when you bought your first house?  (Doesn’t have to be a house, can be a condo, studio, apartment, whatever?), more 

What is the feeling like when you close on your first home and finally move in?  I’m guessing that its exciting at first and then you realize that you have XXX amount of dollars to pay every 1st of the month for the next 30 years? Anyone give me some feedback as the range of emotions I might feel. Me and my beautiful wife and son close on the 30th of this month. Thanks to all., more 

and Can you bid on a house that doesn't have an asking price?  I have done much research on the property and knew more about it than the agent representing the Mortage Co that owns it…he however is playing hard ball and says that he can’t take a bid to them because they have not set a price for it yet. It has an MLS number and is a listed property. I need to know if I make an offer if he is legally obligated to take it to them regardless of what he told me.
I have done much research on the property and knew more about it than the agent representing the Mortage Co that owns it…he however is playing hard ball and says that he can’t take a bid to them because they have not set a price for it yet. It has an MLS number and is a listed property. I need to know if I make an offer if he is legally obligated to take it to them regardless of what he told me., more 

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