What are my risks of buying a property which was sold at a foreclosure auction to one party (who may have made immediate improvements) and then the property was taken by a party which had purchased/exercised  redemption rights. 

Hello everyone that reads this,I'm reaching out to anyone that may have already done the math/thought exercise.

He claims if you can't take the 10 minutes to do this exercise, how can you possibly commit yourself to the hard work needed to succeed?

It's great your spouse is on board and pulling in the same direction, the Significant Other can enhance or detour REI timelines.How are you currently finding your deals?

Raising capital is already a time-consuming, challenging, and risky enough exercise.

the tool is not the problem.There are a myriad of strategies to use 1031 to not only exit the game effectively but to enhance your net worth significantly as you go.1.

If you get over that large hurdle then a lease option can work if you actually save for the purchase and you do not get unlucky to hit a depreciation cycle.Both people I have known that have had lease options chose not to exercise them because of a depreciation cycle.  

Considerations are how much for the option to purchase/ (the right to purchase at a specific price in the future) Ideally for you the answer is zero.How long to exercise the option?

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In her book she said if a investor put a deed in a land trust to cover up the due on sale clause, this action could be consider a mortgage fraud; because if a court rules that the intent was to keep the bank from exercising its legitimate rights by hiding an important fact (deed transfer), I can be accuse of mortgage fraud.