The price would be today's market price as negotiated between the parties.

So, if come closing it was not vacant, the parties could negotiate something such as a price reduction for taking on the headache of eviction or the buyer could terminate the agreement for nonperformance and get the EMD back.

We have an LLC that is registered through a third party designee. 

As page 1 of the lease states- "This form lease is provided as a member service by the Chicago Association of REALTORS and is restricted to use only by MEMBERS of the Chicago Association of REALTORS and those who are party to a transaction facilitated by a Chicago Association of REALTORS member."

We may have been at the same parties!

This interested party is a single mom with a toddler.

HUD is not a party to your lease agreement.

Capital RaiseHaving a KP on the teamProperty walkthroughBuilding a plan for the 3rd party management company to run Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

-Make sure the contract states:-what you are doing for the "sweat equity"-Options for parties on both selling, equity, refinancing, etc.

Hello,I know I am late to the party.