Our profit is the difference between the price paid for the property and its re-sale price. Our plan allows for the original property owner to buy back the property at a predetermine price. Buy back price is set 25% higher than our purchase costs.
Our hope is that the original owner will buy back the property within three months. If the original property owner does not exercise his buy-back right within ninety days, the property is listed for sale and marketed through the Real-Estate Multiple Listing Service (MLS). The original owner may continue efforts to buy back the property while it is simultaneously available for purchase by the general public. However, the sale price to the general public will be at the market price. This means PRS could earn substantially more than its original purchase price.
For demonstrational purposes; a $100,000 property may be purchased by PRS for only $30,000. If the original property owner does not buy it back for $37,500 within three months, the property will be offered to the public at $100,000. Since our acquisition cost was only $30,000, PRS can afford to accept an offer far below market value for a fast sale. Example: If that property sold for only 65% of market value, it would generate $65,000, which is more than double our original purchase price.