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Please can anyone help me.
I am in the UK and I have been approached by a party in Missouri to lease one of my domain names for a year for $1000 with an option at the end of the year for the lessee to purchase the name for $4500; alternatively at the end of the year the lease would end and I would still own the name. This is his second attempt to purchase the name; his first attempt was rejected at $1000 as being too low. I have been asking $7000 for the name.
I realise there are a number of pitfalls and legal advice / a contract is probably a must. However the lease payment would probably get gobbled up by the lawyer's fees.
Would I be better off trying for an outright sale for less money but paid up front, or alternatively an outright sale for more money but spreading the payments over a fixed period with the name not transferring until the final payment is made?
Any suggestions / comments to help me consider the matter would be welcomed.
DavidH
I am in the UK and I have been approached by a party in Missouri to lease one of my domain names for a year for $1000 with an option at the end of the year for the lessee to purchase the name for $4500; alternatively at the end of the year the lease would end and I would still own the name. This is his second attempt to purchase the name; his first attempt was rejected at $1000 as being too low. I have been asking $7000 for the name.
I realise there are a number of pitfalls and legal advice / a contract is probably a must. However the lease payment would probably get gobbled up by the lawyer's fees.
Would I be better off trying for an outright sale for less money but paid up front, or alternatively an outright sale for more money but spreading the payments over a fixed period with the name not transferring until the final payment is made?
Any suggestions / comments to help me consider the matter would be welcomed.
DavidH