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Chris Prefontaine shows how to structure lease-purchase deals when sellers have zero or negative equity. He uses 7-year leases with automatic extensions, then works to convert to a sub-2 deed transfer later. Two 2013 case studies show sellers who rejected sub-2 deals initially but eventually agreed after the lease structure proved the deal worked.

Questions this video answers

Yes. Use a long‑term lease purchase (e.g., a 7‑year lease with two 1‑year automatic extensions) and leverage QLS Home Study Course agreements while seeking quality lead sources.

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