You buy the residence.
You purchase a condo under its purchase agreement. Any deposit schedule, closing requirements and financing review remain part of that process.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO BEGIN OWNERSHIP
Buy a Miami condo.
Have the developer
rent it back from you.
Own now. Plan what comes next.
Explore a different approach to your Miami property search: a residence with a developer leaseback arrangement, for an agreed period and on specific written terms.
Explore leaseback opportunities ↗Select residences only. Availability and terms require confirmation. No income or return is promised.
THE IDEA, SIMPLY EXPLAINED
You own it.
They rent it.
A personal conversation. A clear look at the terms.
The developer becomes your tenant.
A leaseback agreement sets the rental payments, duration, start conditions, permitted use and responsibilities. Each opportunity has its own terms.
Plan beyond the lease.
Understand when possession returns to you, the handover condition, and what use or rental rules apply afterward—then compare that timeline with your plans.
THE DETAILS, DIRECTLY WITH DIEGO
Discover the possibilities.
Understand the details.
Buying now and planning to use your residence later? A developer leaseback may be worth exploring alongside your other options.
Speak personally with Diego A. Jerez Pizarro of eXp Realty LLC. Request current opportunities and review the developer materials together, with project details shared directly.
Request a personal conversation ↗A CONSIDERED DECISION
Look at the whole arrangement.
The rental amount is one part of the picture. Compare the purchase terms, your ongoing expenses, when payments begin, how long the lease lasts and when you can use the residence. Any financing must be compatible with the actual arrangement and approved by your lender.
Leaseback questions, answered.
What is a developer leaseback?
You purchase a residence and the developer rents it back from you for an agreed period under a separate arrangement. The written agreements define the payments, start date, permitted use and each party’s responsibilities.
When would rental payments begin?
The agreement sets the start date and any conditions. Do not assume payments begin when you reserve a unit, sign a purchase contract or make a deposit. Ask Diego for the current written terms for the specific opportunity.
Will the rent cover all my ownership costs?
That depends on the agreement and your expenses. Review association dues, taxes, insurance, financing payments, maintenance and any other charges separately. This page does not promise a return, profit or that rental payments will cover your costs.
Can I use the condo during the leaseback?
Personal access, occupancy and use depend on the lease. Discuss your plans before committing, including when the residence would become available for your own use.
Which projects offer it?
Diego shares specific opportunities directly so you can review current developer materials together. Options may apply only to select residences; availability and terms require confirmation. Submitting an inquiry does not reserve a unit or establish eligibility.
What should I review before deciding?
Request the purchase and lease documents. Review the paying party, payment obligations, commencement conditions, duration, expenses, maintenance, insurance, access, early termination and handover. Ask your own attorney and, if applicable, lender and tax adviser to review the arrangement.
General buyer education. No specific residence, rent amount, lease term, availability, guaranteed payment or investment return is represented. Your purchase and lease documents govern the actual arrangement.
A MORE PERSONAL SEARCH
Let’s explore leaseback opportunities.
Tell Diego about your plans, preferred area and timing. He’ll personally help you explore current developer leaseback options and the details that matter to you.
Email Diego directly ↗