OPTIONAL: A focused first step to decide if you should use a rent-to-own, lease-option, contract-for-deed, or traditional seller financing at all. We review your goals, the property, any existing draft, and explain how Oklahoma courts are likely to treat the structure (eviction vs. foreclosure, equity, default, etc.), then recommend the safest path forward.

We review your existing agreement (or one you’ve been asked to sign), flag the major risks (disguised mortgage issues, unfair default terms, equity and repair burdens, balloon traps), answer your questions, and suggest targeted changes. Simpler, shorter agreements usually fit in the $450 range; large, multi-document or heavily negotiated deals typically fall closer to $900+.

We help you choose the right structure (true lease + option, lease-purchase, contract-for-deed, or seller-financing), then draft the full document set—lease, option or purchase agreement, and any related addenda—so payments, credits, repairs, insurance, default, and exit scenarios are clearly defined and enforceable under Oklahoma law.

When a rent-to-own or contract-for-deed has already gone sideways—default, eviction vs. foreclosure fight, equity or repair disputes, allegations of predatory terms—we handle the review, demand letters, negotiations, and, if needed, litigation under our hourly dispute-pricing structure with phase-based estimates.