@Bill Brandt This might be the best post I've seen on BP- I'm usually the one fighting this fight. 

Maybe a little easier than fighting city hall, but not by much. 10-4 on your comment about taxes.

At this point I am unsure if he plans on moving out or fight me through this.

I would like to use an attorney and an escrow company to ensure the contracts are written in win-win-win formats, to ensure that the tenant buyer is capable of purchasing the house within the next 1-2 years and if needed enters a credit repair program.If I am to apply an option fee of 3-5% can I also add the costs of the above services as part of the assignment fee?

Mine are closer to 8000 and that was fighting tooth and nail.

I have seen a prospective tenant in the process of current eviction document how they refused to move after the 30 day notice, and are fighting the subsequent eviction and haven't paid rent in 6 months due to repairs not being done.  

Not sure what in my profile gave you that impression but no, I haven't.I am a newbie as well fighting to get my first deal done now.

Should it and the property capable of generating $100,000 NOI sell for the same amount?

Heard a few rumours on some lawsuits being prepared which could prolong the legilslation going active.They are discrimination related.I want to see how Ohio Cashflow can assist in the fight also as the BS stinks so much that we smell it everyday.Usually, I stay away from such matters but this is just so ridiculous that we can't resist Coffee?

Could they try and fight possible renovations or anything like that?