So if you want to buy the home divvy they will increase your rent/ mortgage each year. Instead it being the same if you had a FHA loan va or a conventional home loan. And you also won't be earning any money from the home if they sell it.uum sounds like it's better to be patient and save up for a regular home loan mortgage.
Thanks for the comment! No divvy will not raise your rent/mortgage every year. You get a pre-approval with Divvy so they can determine what is the most you could pay in rent. 80% of which is rent and 20% that is your equity savings account. It’s counterproductive to them to do that and then raise the rent to where you couldn’t afford it. Divvy’s whole purpose it to make home ownership a reality for anyone and the reality is unfortunately not everyone is able to get a traditional mortgage. In regards to selling, Divvy doesn’t decide whether to sell the home or not, you do by deciding whether you want the home or not after your 3 year period. Divvy’s hope is that you will choose to love the home that you picked out as your dream home instead of leaving but they understand that things change and you might fall out of love with it. If this is the case then no you won’t make any money from the sale because it isn’t your property to make money off of since Divvy purchased the property for you. If you can get a traditional mortgage and have the funds to do so we always recommend that route but if not Divvy’s is a great option to still achieve home ownership. Hopefully this helps! Always feel free to reach out to Marc if you want to talk about it more!
Christina schimp,scrimp, I'm also an independent owner operator in the trucking industry..How's this program working out for your family?? Me and my wife want to move from the adverse weather state of Indianapolis Indiana to Orlando Florida for a much more relaxing weather state
Derrick just a bit of social advice, when you want someone to give you something like information, you shouldn’t insult them first by making fun of his/her name.
Once you are ready to buy it from Divvy with a tradicional Mortgage, what happens if it doesn't appraise at the price Divvy has set after renting it for 18 or 36 months?
For all who are interested in the rent to own plan, I invite you to watch this video. This will help you understand how the program works, and you'll be able to decide whether this is the right option for you, or if you're better off buying a home.
If they’re raising the price by 4% per year then every 200,000 is an extra $8000 per year when do they stop raising that up? And how long do you have to rent to buy the house? For example if the house is 200,000 are you actually renting it from this company until it’s paid off at the 200,000 mark? And does the price of the payment monthly cost go up every single year as well because if they’re raising it by 4% every year then I would assume your rental cost would go up to
Very good point. I'm guessing when it's time to purchase, the 4% will be recalculated into the price of the home. So while renting it was $200K, but now that you want to purchase it's more. So your mortgage payment will reflect @ 4% increase from your rental payment. You have the option to buy from 18mos-36mos. Maybe the 4% is only applied within that timeframe. So the sooner you buy the less appreciation fee is added? But 20-25% of rent goes into an equity which will be used as the down payment. If you decide to purchase. Plus you have to provide another $500 with that. I have no idea 😩🤣 But definitely worth researching & getting clarity.
Great video, very informative ! I’m paying $2000 for an apartment so I’m strongly considering this option in TX. In 3 years of renting with Divvy, will I be able to apply first time home owner assistance to my purchase?
If you'd like to start the process and find out what you can get pre-qualified from Divvy for follow the link below! www.divvyhomes.com/a/realestaterebel
Please explain to me how paying 10-20k down, above market rent, and eventually paying a 10-20% markup on the home is a good idea? Jesus make it make sense😂. People are better off staying where they are and saving up in their current situation.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad people pay over priced rent and at the end they still dont qualify for a mortgage lol so you wasted your time with renting from Divvy
You’re welcome! The Realtor has to be Divvy certified. We have multiple agents on this team that are. Marc (the one in the video) is extremely knowledgeable with all the whole program. His contact info is in the description. Give him a text and see if he can help!
Do you know if at the time a person is able to buy can they use homebuyers programs offered through their city? Such as St Petersburg Fl offer 60,000 towards down and up to 5,000 towards closing.
Great video, very informational. Thank you. A few questions: If you are not able to pay cash the purchase price after 3 years, is there financing available through Divy or a traditional lender or would Divy ciunt in my credit as a loan? Or alternatively, can you keep renting after year 3 to keep building capital to buy the house? Thank you
It’s impossible that you won’t be able to purchase the home back after 3 years. That’s the way the entire program is set up so that when the time comes you will have the necessary funds put away to purchase the property. You can leave the home at anytime and they will cash you out. You’ll keep all of your equity minus a 2% re-listing fee.
Great video have few questions I was approved for a 325,000 but don't have the 40,000 I would need for down payment and closing cost would I be able to afford the buy back with divvy because of the savings they have through the program
Why would it be 40,000? I thought the down payment would go according to how good your FICO score is… if it is over 650 then you make 1% down payment on 325,000 which would be 3,000 and some change right? or am I wrong?
I have a question how much they going to sell the house you choose ? let’s said the house cost $300,00 how much they going to sell to you ? $350,00-$400,00
They sell it to you at an annual appreciation rate of 4% and when you have applied and are approved I have a Divvy calculator that I can plug the house into with your specific application and show the numbers for everything. Rent, equity savings, buy back amount, etc. so you know what you’re getting into before ever moving forward on a home. Reach out to Marc if you need any help!
Also I Saw they have multiple cities but are we able to buy a home through them that is not in a specific city district? For example we want to live in San Antonio but not necessarily in the city district, preferably a little bit outside of that. Does that count?
Sorry, No mobile homes and no condos but most everything else is eligible. Hope that helps. Again, Marc is the true expert on this. His contact info is in the description. Shoot him a text!
Please let me know how Divvy handles homes that are listed as “to build”. I’ve found multiple prebuilding prices in Citrus Springs that I’m interested in.
Divvy is just another landlord and rent prices are nearly double the market rate. The approved purchase amounts are much lower than mortgage companies. It's cheaper to rent a place from a property management company until you're approved by a traditional lender. Trust pilot.
As a real estate team, we will always recommend to buy and not rent. Renting is still renting… This is just an option for people who don’t have a down payment currently. Doesn’t always mean it’s the best option.
If you have purchased the property from Divvy you can do anything you’d like to. If you have not purchased it back from Divvy you would inform them you are no longer interested in purchasing the property at which point they will cash you out on the equity you’ve been paying towards minus a 2% re-listing fee.
Maybe if you are getting ready to purchase back the home then you can use your VA Benefits. From my understanding you can't during the rental process but after.
Unfortunately, at this time Divvy is not purchasing homes in Chicago. The current list of places they allow purchases are Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, St. Louis, and Tampa.
Thanks for watching! Here’s the info: These are the requirements of Divvy based on Job Status: Salary/Hourly Pay: 1. Most recent pay stub (must be within 30 days) 2. Final pay stub from last year, or current W2 Independent Contractor: 1. Last year’s 1099-NEC 2. Most recent pay stub or pay invoice (must be within 30 days). We will also accept 3 months of most recent pay invoices or bank statements Self-employed: If your business was established more than 12 months ago: 1. Current year Personal Tax Return* which includes:1040Schedule C or Schedule E and K1 (if applicable) 2. 3 most recent months of bank statements If you need more help, contact Marc directly!
Why do some realtors within my area don’t think going this route is safe. I am willing to try it out especially if I can become a home owner sooner than ever.
I can’t answer that honestly 🤷🏻♂️ It’s going to depend on the price of the house. They value the house at a 4% annual appreciation according to what we’ve been told but it’s kind of like what I we’ve said in a previous comment. Marc has the divvy calculator so once you apply and he has your specific application, he can plug any address into that calculator and run the numbers so you are fully aware of what you are agreeing to before hand. 👍🏻
@@OrlandoHomeSquad ok so we will buy the house from diddy and what we safe is the closing cost that we will give diddy and we keep on paying diddy for the house right?
@@Alvarin975 There are no closing costs. Divvy buys the home cash. You are responsible for either a 2% or 1% down payment depending on your credit. The equity savings is you building up to a 5% or 10% down payment so you can purchase the home back in 18 or 36 months from Divvy. If you proceed far enough in the process to make an offer on something I highly advise that you read the agreement you are entering. Divvy also has great customer support so if you don’t understand something a divvy representative that’s assigned to your offer to be in contact with your agent will be able to explain things to you.
Yeah it’s always better just to buy and not rent to own. Some people just don’t have the down payment so this program can help assist with that. As a real estate team, we always advise just to buy and not to rent.
Unfortunately, at this time Divvy is not purchasing homes in NY. The current list of places they allow purchases are Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, St. Louis, and Tampa.
Thx for the information! FYI...the bell "ding" sound is really rather loud in comparison to the volume of the rest of the video. I found it unpleasant. I just thought I'd let you know...
Like your buying from a bank you guys are not getting into that you keep saying buy the home back from divvy but if i have to buy it back from you guys using the same process like fha or conventional loans what is the benefits renting from you i dont understand that final stage of buying can somebody please explain
@@truehistory261 YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT 💯 ITS MAKES NO SENSE...PEOPLE ARE SO EASILY TO BE TRICKED,YOUR PAYING HIGH ASS RENT THE WHOLE TIME THEN YOU HAVE TO FIND A LENDER TO BUY THE HOUSE AND THEN GO PAY THAT LENDER MORTGAGE FOR 30 YEARS LMAOOOOO IT MAKES NO SENSE....IVE BEEN ON A FEW PEOPLES VIDEOS ABOUT DIVVY AND ALL THEIR COMMENTS ARE TURNED OFF LOL
YOU KNOW WHAT'S BETTER THEN DIVVY MY NEW BUSINESS SECTION 8 AND HOME OWNER BECAUSE THE BANK. COLLECTS INTREST AND USING SUBJECT 2 TAKING RESPONABLITY FOR RENTERS LOAN, USING SECTION 8 TO COVER THE RENT. you use $ saved to invest to pay off the oan.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad How Do I Persue wealthy people to par take in this legal binding contract. rich people like assets. they love dividends and intrest payments.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad ok from their website where I search for homes, there's not much to choose from. Are those all the homes available for divvy? Also, are there any homes around Melbourne /Palm Bay area? Thanks
@@OrlandoHomeSquad any other reputable rent to own homes website or companies besides divvy? I'm just trying to not get scammed. Also divvy disappoints me as they aren't very active on social media. Their last post on their Instagram page was in July of last year.
So if you want to buy the home divvy they will increase your rent/ mortgage each year. Instead it being the same if you had a FHA loan va or a conventional home loan. And you also won't be earning any money from the home if they sell it.uum sounds like it's better to be patient and save up for a regular home loan mortgage.
Thanks for the comment! No divvy will not raise your rent/mortgage every year. You get a pre-approval with Divvy so they can determine what is the most you could pay in rent. 80% of which is rent and 20% that is your equity savings account. It’s counterproductive to them to do that and then raise the rent to where you couldn’t afford it. Divvy’s whole purpose it to make home ownership a reality for anyone and the reality is unfortunately not everyone is able to get a traditional mortgage. In regards to selling, Divvy doesn’t decide whether to sell the home or not, you do by deciding whether you want the home or not after your 3 year period. Divvy’s hope is that you will choose to love the home that you picked out as your dream home instead of leaving but they understand that things change and you might fall out of love with it. If this is the case then no you won’t make any money from the sale because it isn’t your property to make money off of since Divvy purchased the property for you. If you can get a traditional mortgage and have the funds to do so we always recommend that route but if not Divvy’s is a great option to still achieve home ownership. Hopefully this helps! Always feel free to reach out to Marc if you want to talk about it more!
I agree 🤔
@@OrlandoHomeSquad hi, do you guys have agents in Rhode Island ? I’m curious
@@rileytavares4087 we have great referral partners there yes! Email us at info@orlandohomesquad.com and give us details what you are looking for!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad Hello! Would have any referrals for Houston?
This was ABSOLUTELY genius for real!!!!!
Thanks!!!
Christina schimp,scrimp, I'm also an independent owner operator in the trucking industry..How's this program working out for your family?? Me and my wife want to move from the adverse weather state of Indianapolis Indiana to Orlando Florida for a much more relaxing weather state
Derrick just a bit of social advice, when you want someone to give you something like information, you shouldn’t insult them first by making fun of his/her name.
Once you are ready to buy it from Divvy with a tradicional Mortgage, what happens if it doesn't appraise at the price Divvy has set after renting it for 18 or 36 months?
Ya bank gonna cover the difference 😂😂 and when rates go up you gonna cover the difference
You gotta come up with the difference 😂
Thanks. Received a DIVVY offer. This clarified a lot.
For all who are interested in the rent to own plan, I invite you to watch this video. This will help you understand how the program works, and you'll be able to decide whether this is the right option for you, or if you're better off buying a home.
Thanks Bobby! That’s exactly why we made this video! Thanks for watching and supporting!
Concise and easy to understand. Liked the power points as well. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
One of the best videos I watched explaining this program hands down. Thanks dude!!!!!
Of course! Let Marc know if he can help!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad FYI I'm in Texas.
@@DNolan-qy9pf what part? We have a ton of good agents in Texas💪🏻
Thanks man! New agent looking to learn consistently! You made it that much easier
Happy to help!
Easy to understand!!!! Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome!
So hard for me to contact anyone from Divvy!! I don’t want to apply without knowing some more info first.
What city are you in??
If they’re raising the price by 4% per year then every 200,000 is an extra $8000 per year when do they stop raising that up? And how long do you have to rent to buy the house? For example if the house is 200,000 are you actually renting it from this company until it’s paid off at the 200,000 mark? And does the price of the payment monthly cost go up every single year as well because if they’re raising it by 4% every year then I would assume your rental cost would go up to
Very good point. I'm guessing when it's time to purchase, the 4% will be recalculated into the price of the home. So while renting it was $200K, but now that you want to purchase it's more. So your mortgage payment will reflect @ 4% increase from your rental payment. You have the option to buy from 18mos-36mos. Maybe the 4% is only applied within that timeframe. So the sooner you buy the less appreciation fee is added? But 20-25% of rent goes into an equity which will be used as the down payment. If you decide to purchase. Plus you have to provide another $500 with that. I have no idea 😩🤣 But definitely worth researching & getting clarity.
I applied and I need to talk to someone why does everything have to be email? I need a live person.
Reach out to Marc at (334) 303-2448 and he can guide you!
Great video, very informative ! I’m paying $2000 for an apartment so I’m strongly considering this option in TX. In 3 years of renting with Divvy, will I be able to apply first time home owner assistance to my purchase?
You can apply for whatever mortgage you want to apply for. If it’s approved, and Divvy accepts it, then you’re good to go!
Can we use this to buy a rental property, like a duplex/quadplex? We’re already qualified for up to 450k
Thanks for break it down so easy!
Of course! Let Marc know if you need any help!
If you'd like to start the process and find out what you can get pre-qualified from Divvy for follow the link below! www.divvyhomes.com/a/realestaterebel
Please explain to me how paying 10-20k down, above market rent, and eventually paying a 10-20% markup on the home is a good idea? Jesus make it make sense😂. People are better off staying where they are and saving up in their current situation.
Divvy homes is the bestest scheme ever!!!!
Have you personally gone through a transaction with them?
@@OrlandoHomeSquad people pay over priced rent and at the end they still dont qualify for a mortgage lol so you wasted your time with renting from Divvy
@@redciroc1211 so sorry if that happened to you. Non of our clients have experienced that situation.
Thanks for this video! Can we use our own realtor or will they appoint one?
You’re welcome! The Realtor has to be Divvy certified. We have multiple agents on this team that are. Marc (the one in the video) is extremely knowledgeable with all the whole program. His contact info is in the description. Give him a text and see if he can help!
Thanks for this informative video 💯
You’re welcome!
Great video
Thanks!!!
They don’t deal with fort Myers Florida
Do you know if at the time a person is able to buy can they use homebuyers programs offered through their city? Such as St Petersburg Fl offer 60,000 towards down and up to 5,000 towards closing.
wow rent to home sooooooo good
Can you use a cosigner with this program?
Im moving to Orlando in December. This sounds good. I would like to live in Winter Garden.
Awesome! Go ahead to www.divvyhomes.com/a/realestaterebel to get it started!
I’m in Charlotte,NC do you happened to know of another option like divvy rent to own ? I looked up divvy and it’s not in Charlotte yet ,
l wants to get home in the program
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania
Hi, how to get this
Thank you for all this great information, one question, can you buy a new contraction with divvy?
Yes you can!
Could you purchase a new construction home through this service?
Yes, you can if it is move-in ready.
What if u live in NY and you want to do a rent to own in another state, how would that work??
They’re taking the 4% or current 12% yoy average ?
Will I be able to rent with a 540 Fico score?
I hope you've improved your score you'll need At least 560 FICO
Great video, very informational. Thank you. A few questions: If you are not able to pay cash the purchase price after 3 years, is there financing available through Divy or a traditional lender or would Divy ciunt in my credit as a loan? Or alternatively, can you keep renting after year 3 to keep building capital to buy the house? Thank you
It’s impossible that you won’t be able to purchase the home back after 3 years. That’s the way the entire program is set up so that when the time comes you will have the necessary funds put away to purchase the property. You can leave the home at anytime and they will cash you out. You’ll keep all of your equity minus a 2% re-listing fee.
Can you do this while you’re in chapter 13?
Can the house be, New construction?
Yes!
Great video have few questions I was approved for a 325,000 but don't have the 40,000 I would need for down payment and closing cost would I be able to afford the buy back with divvy because of the savings they have through the program
Why would it be 40,000? I thought the down payment would go according to how good your FICO score is… if it is over 650 then you make 1% down payment on 325,000 which would be 3,000 and some change right? or am I wrong?
I have a question how much they going to sell the house you choose ? let’s said the house cost $300,00 how much they going to sell to you ?
$350,00-$400,00
They sell it to you at an annual appreciation rate of 4% and when you have applied and are approved I have a Divvy calculator that I can plug the house into with your specific application and show the numbers for everything. Rent, equity savings, buy back amount, etc. so you know what you’re getting into before ever moving forward on a home.
Reach out to Marc if you need any help!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad is there anyway you can get the house at 0% interest
@@cherrieallen5870 unfortunately there isn’t a mortgage with 0% interest.
Also I Saw they have multiple cities but are we able to buy a home through them that is not in a specific city district? For example we want to live in San Antonio but not necessarily in the city district, preferably a little bit outside of that. Does that count?
As long as the property is in San Antonio then Divvy will allow you to purchase the property.
if it outside.,..check into USDA loans
NEVER DO A RTO!! NEVER BUY ON EMOTION.
is an apartment at a condominium eligible? not owning the land and with all the fees , hoa ect?
Sorry, No mobile homes and no condos but most everything else is eligible. Hope that helps. Again, Marc is the true expert on this. His contact info is in the description. Shoot him a text!
Please let me know how Divvy handles homes that are listed as “to build”. I’ve found multiple prebuilding prices in Citrus Springs that I’m interested in.
As long as the home is within 90 days of completion Divvy will allow you to purchase the home.
Do they work with VA? I’m having issues with saving for the closing cost
They will yes when it's time to buy the home.
Divvy is just another landlord and rent prices are nearly double the market rate. The approved purchase amounts are much lower than mortgage companies. It's cheaper to rent a place from a property management company until you're approved by a traditional lender. Trust pilot.
As a real estate team, we will always recommend to buy and not rent. Renting is still renting… This is just an option for people who don’t have a down payment currently. Doesn’t always mean it’s the best option.
How can I reach you for more information
info@orlandohomesquad.com
Can I sell the property after 3 years if I want to move in different state?
If you have purchased the property from Divvy you can do anything you’d like to. If you have not purchased it back from Divvy you would inform them you are no longer interested in purchasing the property at which point they will cash you out on the equity you’ve been paying towards minus a 2% re-listing fee.
Can you plz tell me where is your office I will like to visit and get more information I will be in Orlando in few weeks Thank you in advance
Call Marc at 334-303-2448 and he will set up a meeting!
Do you have referrals for realtors in Tampa?
Marc can help you! Call/Text him at (334) 303-2448!!!
what about a new or quick move in homes , can one qualify?
Yes!
Good video, ugh they not in my state unfortunately
One day maybe...thanks for watching!
What if you can’t find a home will you get the $500 back?
Great question! That would be something that Divvy could definitely answer. Head on over to their website 👍🏻
We have Divvy bikes here in Chicago. We can rent bikes on an hourly or daily basis. I am assuming that this is not the same company.
No. This is a rent to own a house program 👍🏻
Does Divvy do the California area?
Looking for a house in Jacksonville North Carolina
Contact Marc to set you up with everything. (334) 303-2448
Very informative: I live in Apopka Fl (Seminole County) is this available for me ?
Of course! Call Marc at 334-303-2448 and he will help!
Thanks, very great information. Know anyone in the Tampa area that works with them as well.
Yep. Contact Marc and he can help!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad Thanks!
When it mentions fee simple, does that mean no HOA FEES?
No that’s the type of ownership it is.
Is this available in Tampa?
Doe this work in canada?
Do I still make the down payment if VA 100% disable ?
Yes, because your aren’t getting a 0% down VA loan. You are entering into a rental agreement with Divvy who is purchasing the home in cash.
Maybe if you are getting ready to purchase back the home then you can use your VA Benefits. From my understanding you can't during the rental process but after.
Where do interest rates come in to play with all this?
Won’t affect you until you actually buy the home from them. It’ll be what the current rate is.
What’s the catch ?
Is this program in Chicago?
Unfortunately, at this time Divvy is not purchasing homes in Chicago. The current list of places they allow purchases are Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, St. Louis, and Tampa.
Great video. Question. Does Divvy work with people who are self employed and are paid on a 1099?
Thanks for watching! Here’s the info:
These are the requirements of Divvy based on Job Status:
Salary/Hourly Pay:
1. Most recent pay stub (must be within 30 days)
2. Final pay stub from last year, or current W2
Independent Contractor:
1. Last year’s 1099-NEC
2. Most recent pay stub or pay invoice (must be within 30 days). We will also accept 3 months of most recent pay invoices or bank statements
Self-employed:
If your business was established more than 12 months ago:
1. Current year Personal Tax Return* which includes:1040Schedule C or Schedule E and K1 (if applicable)
2. 3 most recent months of bank statements
If you need more help, contact Marc directly!
Awesome information! What is the monthly income requirement?
$2,500
At least $2,500 & at least 560-580 F I.C.O
Why do some realtors within my area don’t think going this route is safe. I am willing to try it out especially if I can become a home owner sooner than ever.
Hmmm. Probably don’t fully understand it. Maybe find an agent approved by Divvy👍🏻
Because they don’t get to be the realtor and make money lol
So I was pre-approval so what's next
Text Marc at (407) 289-1291 and he will get everything rolling!
Do you have houses in Wisconsin? Sparta?
Reach out to a local realtor to see if they can help!
Any homes in Tucson?
If I purchase the home after three years how much I’m going to pay for the house?
I can’t answer that honestly 🤷🏻♂️ It’s going to depend on the price of the house. They value the house at a 4% annual appreciation according to what we’ve been told but it’s kind of like what I we’ve said in a previous comment. Marc has the divvy calculator so once you apply and he has your specific application, he can plug any address into that calculator and run the numbers so you are fully aware of what you are agreeing to before hand. 👍🏻
@@OrlandoHomeSquad ok so we will buy the house from diddy and what we safe is the closing cost that we will give diddy and we keep on paying diddy for the house right?
@@Alvarin975 There are no closing costs. Divvy buys the home cash. You are responsible for either a 2% or 1% down payment depending on your credit. The equity savings is you building up to a 5% or 10% down payment so you can purchase the home back in 18 or 36 months from Divvy. If you proceed far enough in the process to make an offer on something I highly advise that you read the agreement you are entering. Divvy also has great customer support so if you don’t understand something a divvy representative that’s assigned to your offer to be in contact with your agent will be able to explain things to you.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad what is that number?
Does divvy accept down payment assistance programs?
What if I’m sell employed
Yep! Just go to the process and deliver all the documents they request to see if you can get approved!
I'm looking to get a house is this really true
It is and we can help! Give Marc a call at 334-303-2448 and he will get get you rolling!
realize you said 2% relisting. thats what was used at your down payment. you lose
Yeah it’s always better just to buy and not rent to own. Some people just don’t have the down payment so this program can help assist with that. As a real estate team, we always advise just to buy and not to rent.
Is it possible in NY?
Unfortunately, at this time Divvy is not purchasing homes in NY. The current list of places they allow purchases are Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, St. Louis, and Tampa.
can you do a 2nd home ( or investment property ) with "rent to own" program ... ?
That’s a negative ghost rider. They have a rent agreement with you so can’t go and have a rent agreement with somebody else.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad -- What I meant is if you already have a home, can you use this program to buy your 2nd home ( or an investment property)...
Thx for the information!
FYI...the bell "ding" sound is really rather loud in comparison to the volume of the rest of the video. I found it unpleasant. I just thought I'd let you know...
Thanks for the feedback. Let us know if you ever need an awesome realtor!
What if yourself employing
Apply online with them to see if you can get approved👍🏻
Do you have to got through the regular process when you decide to buy the home ?????
Like your buying from a bank you guys are not getting into that you keep saying buy the home back from divvy but if i have to buy it back from you guys using the same process like fha or conventional loans what is the benefits renting from you i dont understand that final stage of buying can somebody please explain
@@truehistory261 YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT 💯 ITS MAKES NO SENSE...PEOPLE ARE SO EASILY TO BE TRICKED,YOUR PAYING HIGH ASS RENT THE WHOLE TIME THEN YOU HAVE TO FIND A LENDER TO BUY THE HOUSE AND THEN GO PAY THAT LENDER MORTGAGE FOR 30 YEARS LMAOOOOO IT MAKES NO SENSE....IVE BEEN ON A FEW PEOPLES VIDEOS ABOUT DIVVY AND ALL THEIR COMMENTS ARE TURNED OFF LOL
Idk seems like a lot of work and possible scam opportunities to me.
Yeah it’s definitely not for everyone.
Unfortunately it’s not available in my area or state
I wouldn't recommend Divvy. They screwed me!
Do your company has a phone number?
Yep! 407-974-7961.
No One does anything for anyone for nothing. What's in this for Adena Hefter and her friends?
Sorry we don’t know who Adena is.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad perhaps I misunderstood. I thought you said she started this organization.
@@joecoffee968Adena Hefets is the co founder of Divvy Homes. We have no affiliation with her, but I’m sure her goal
is to run a profitable business.
YOU KNOW WHAT'S BETTER THEN DIVVY MY NEW BUSINESS SECTION 8 AND HOME OWNER BECAUSE THE BANK. COLLECTS INTREST AND USING SUBJECT 2 TAKING RESPONABLITY FOR RENTERS LOAN, USING SECTION 8 TO COVER THE RENT. you use $ saved to invest to pay off the oan.
Sounds like a great thing for buyers!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad How Do I Persue wealthy people to par take in this legal binding contract. rich people like assets. they love dividends and intrest payments.
If only I could understand the verbage. But I think I can make out what's going on.lol
You guys in Orlando?
Yep!
@@OrlandoHomeSquad ok from their website where I search for homes, there's not much to choose from. Are those all the homes available for divvy? Also, are there any homes around Melbourne /Palm Bay area? Thanks
@@deeznutzz9864 yeah usually the homes on their website are the ones that are currently available.
@@OrlandoHomeSquad any other reputable rent to own homes website or companies besides divvy? I'm just trying to not get scammed. Also divvy disappoints me as they aren't very active on social media. Their last post on their Instagram page was in July of last year.
@@deeznutzz9864 Home Partners of America could be an option! Also, follow us on Instagram!!!
Is it available in NY?