Can the tenant-buyer upon exercise of his option ask the bank for a loan remodification since he is the principal homeowne now?

The exercise will verse you so you can rebut any ney sayer later.Understand the inability to finance can be doing you a favor.

If Bruce Norris is correct and the prices will go up 20%/year in next 2 years (I assumed that the property is in Riverside), then you may be lucky and make some good money.Maybe a lease option would be better, if the price goes up you exercise the option, if it goes down you lose the deposit?

carpet sample over there are three other carpet characteristics you should pay attention to: Density: How many fibers are in a square yard of the carpet.

Real estate agents might be able to provide you a standard state contract, a real estate attorney can likely provide you one, and you can probably find samples online or in the fileplace (though beware that they may not be legal for your state).

The 50% Rule basically states that for a large and diverse sample of rental units and over a long period of time, expenses (including rent loss and capex) will be somewhere in the 50% of gross rents range.2

Once I started running a few test samples, just to be sure everything would shake loose, I encountered my first few problems with the data.

While I didn't need to spend the time and money to get the determination letter, I sleep better at night knowing that I don't have to worry about the IRS coming after me at some point in the future because my plan administrator might have screwed up (accidentally or purposefully).Here is the current recap from the IRS on ROBS transactions:http://www.irs.gov/Retirement-Plans/Employee-Plans...Here are a couple noteworthy (in my opinion) parts:Regarding the use of ROBS by business owners:  "Overall, the research we conducted and the responses we received to the compliance checks indicated that while some of the ROBS were successful, many of the companies in the sample had gone out of business within the first 3 years of operation, experiencing significant monetary loss, bankruptcy, personal and business liens, or had their corporate status dissolved by the Secretary of State (voluntarily or involuntarily).

A few years from now you will try to exercise this option.

Sorry, but I'm a little dubious of this "I'll bring money to the closing table when they exercise the option" strategy.