Of the 11 properties we have 7 that are lease optioned, another which we are signing on Monday, and the other 3 just came up on the market within the last month or so.If all goes to plan and they all exercise their option in 5 years, my partner and I stand to make 282,522.77 each on these properties over the next five years (this includes the profit when we sell the properties and the monthly cash flow).  

Same document sheds light on your other thread in re:"In dealing with the buyer, a seller's agent should (a) exercise reasonable skill and care in performance of the agent's duties; (b) deal honestly, fairly and in good faith; and (c) disclose all facts known to the agent materially affecting the value or desirability of the property, except as otherwise provided by law."

Then simultaneously we get our buyers connected with a credit enhancement company.  

Unfortunately - for lack of historical perspective - since LLCs shave been around, interest rates have been going down; if this situation changes, lenders may start exercising the wording in the contracts.

Otherwise, I need to exercise what is in my right to protect my business."

Most banks will not exercise this right if the payments are made current and continue to be paid on time.

There is an old house that I have under contract. I am exploring my next move.  My contractor told me about loans for home improvement in Cleveland. Looked it up and found the Housing Enhancemet Loan Program and Herta...

I will run through the exercise when I get back to a computer so I can give it ALL of my attention.

Yes, the 20% the buyers put down would be applied to the purchase when they exercise their option.

It's made to be affordable and accessible for anyone to exercise their constitutional rights without having to hire an attorney.