Can anyone reflect on the concept of pre qualifying tenant buyers for a Rent to Own program using criteria that is not as extensive as if they would be applying for an outright mortgage? 

I would try to get an optional 15 day extension with additional EMD, if possible. 

Even with this disconnect on the purchase price, I am still excited about the property because it will help clean up the neighborhood as well as should be profitable even with extensive repairs. 

I thought I would add a line in their lease extension, due in December, that it could be assigned in the future.

I put in brand new ceiling fans and vertical blinds 2 years ago. they also charged me for a utility knife and extension cords!

There's 6 sold properties that are either new or extensively rehabbed selling at 168k+.

I work for a property management company as the CFO and we have quite an extensive portfolio of units we manage, should you need some perspective on the manageKent side!

The ones I've talked to are quite pricey, but I'm looking at an ADU + extension. 

We did a pretty extensive renovation to the house- kitchens/baths gutted, new appliances, new HVAC, new plumbing, new windows/exterior doors and new lighting.

Land, and by some extension the improvements built upon it, are the only kind of property in this world that is really real.Any thoughts, ladies and gentlemen?