A separate purchase option can give you the right—not the obligation—to buy at the agreed price and may offer potential financial upside if the home increases in value.
Easy process. Clear control. Definable future. The net-expense lease and the purchase option are separate agreements. Renting does not require buying the option. For a one-time $500 fee, the option adds a defined purchase price that is scheduled to decline every month.
$2,641.50Initial monthly payment: $1,950 base rent + current tax and insurance reimbursements
$325,000Starting option exercise price
$302,426.66Scheduled exercise price after 60 timely paid months
Choice 1
Lease + Purchase Option
$5,000 to get in*
What the option allows you to do
$1,950 first-month base rent
$2,550 security deposit
$500 one-time option fee
Current $691.50 monthly tax and insurance reimbursements are separate
Exercise price follows a 30-year, 6% amortization schedule
Renew the option for $1 after five years! The additional five-year term is governed by the signed agreement.
Transfer and coordinated-sale rights as defined in the signed agreement
Choice 2
Lease Only
$4,641.50 upfront*
$1,950 base rent does not increase
Actual taxes and insurance are transparent and adjust annually—up or down
No obligation to buy
Choice 3
Typical Purchase
About $24,000 upfront†
Illustrative $2,660.64 monthly housing cost†
Immediate ownership after closing
Loan qualification, down payment, and closing costs required
Choice 4
Other Rental
Varies
Renewal rent may change with the market and lease terms
Usually no purchase right
No contractual participation in appreciation
How the option price is scheduled to fall
For the option calculation, each timely paid month reduces the exercise price by the principal amount in a 30-year amortization schedule at 6%. This is a contractual price schedule—not equity in a mortgage—and the signed attorney-reviewed agreement controls.
Timing
Exercise price
Total scheduled reduction
Start
$325,000.00
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Month 1
$324,676.46
$323.54
Month 12
$321,008.96
$3,991.04
Month 24
$316,771.77
$8,228.23
Month 36
$312,273.23
$12,726.77
Month 48
$307,497.23
$17,502.77
Month 60
$302,426.66
$22,573.34
*The $5,000 option-path figure includes $1,950 first-month base rent, a $2,550 security deposit, and the $500 option fee. Current monthly tax ($521.50) and insurance ($170) reimbursements are separate and bring the initial monthly net-expense payment to $2,641.50. The lease-only example uses the first month’s full initial monthly payment plus the current $2,000 deposit. Security deposits remain governed by the lease. †Traditional-purchase illustration assumes a $299,999 price, 5% down, 3% estimated closing costs, a 30-year fixed loan at 6.76%, current monthly tax and insurance estimates, and illustrative PMI of 0.5% annually. It is not a loan quote. Rate benchmark: Freddie Mac, September 10, 2026. All option and lease terms remain subject to final attorney-approved agreements.
The home
Space for real life.
This completed home combines an open living and kitchen area with five bedrooms and flexible spaces for family, guests, work, or hobbies. Light finishes, durable flooring, and clean lines keep the home bright and easy to live in.
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Built thoughtfully
Quality without unnecessary cost.
Malachi 310 Construction builds completed, move-in-ready homes with careful control of land, materials, labor, and design decisions.
Our cost-plus-profit approach is intended to sustain a healthy business while keeping quality homes more attainable and allowing continued investment in Texoma communities.
Location
In the heart of Whitewright.
106 E Miller Street is located in Whitewright, Texas 75491, within the broader Texoma community where Malachi 310 Construction lives, builds, and invests.