14th St Apt 206
Miami Beach, FL 33139

Things to consider when structuring a Rent to Own agreement:

• The Rent to Own structure consists of two parts, a lease agreement on the property along with the option to purchase it at some time in the future.
• The Rent to Own agreement should spell out the amount of rent to be paid during the lease period, the term of the lease, the amount of rent, the option price at the end of the lease, and how much of the rent, if any, will be applied to the purchase price upon the final purchase.
• You should have the property appraised by a professional appraiser. You should have all the customary inspections. Even though you will be living in the property for a while prior to purchasing it, you still need a professional to check for insect infestations, the condition of the roof, electrical and mechanical systems, mold, and other environmental issues.
• You will want to have a title agency or real estate attorney check the title for you prior to closing on the purchase. Properties on which title cannot be insured on account of liens or easements or other issues are to be avoided.
• Be clear in the Rent to Own Agreement as to who is responsible for maintenance and repairs to the property during the lease period. Should you take on that responsibility, be specific as to what adjustments to the final purchase price will be made in consideration of those improvements or repairs.
• If you need to finance the purchase at the end of the lease period have your financing lined up. Contact your bank or lender at least sixty days prior to the anticipated closing date so that you will be ready to close on the property at the allotted time.

The Rent to Own agreement has many benefits for a real estate purchaser. If structured correctly it locks in today’s price for a future date. It allows the purchaser/lessee the opportunity to live in the property and get to know it and the surrounding neighborhood before actually taking title. This lease period also gives the purchaser time to improve their credit or save additional funds that can be applied toward the purchase price.

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Rental Value

The estimated rental value for 14th St Apt 206 located in Miami Beach, FL is $1,570/month. Comparable homes around 14th St Apt 206 that are rentals have monthly ranges starting as low as $1,261 per month and as high as $1,880 per month. An owner looking to use this property as an investment could bring a return in the area of $1,261 - $1,880 a month based on the many factors which include the properties condition, type, amenities, etc. Sign in to view a full two years of rental information as well as the Average Market Value (AVM) of this property.