It isn't so much that lawyers abuse the process, it is that people on the other end of the process aren't necessarily familiar with how to combat misuse of the process.

So it really depends on the knowledge of your seller and of course in the urban core and low value assets many times your dealing with very unsophisticated sellers that a wholesaler can twist up tie up and totally abuse  to the wholesalers benefit. 

Sounds like they are stable, and if the bldg's systems are in decent shape and the bldg is not being abused by crappy tenants, it should be reasonable to manage.

LOL.. its amateur however on steroids... this is why most sellers really need to be represented by GOOD RE agents.. not wanna bee wholesaler investors with only guru or bp wholesaling knowledge behind them. may not be an issue to the seller who is getting abused .. 

Should be a wash but at least it limits your exposure to a abusive tenant.I am miring your pie chart!

What will happen is that assigning a contract will get to be very tough to get through a closing or being financed because of the abuse by some.

-How do I stop the tenants from abusing all inclusive (mostly hydro)?

He is not in a position of power, so there is no likelihood of any claim of sexual harassment or a claim that he took advantage of his position.Maybe she was emotionally vulnerable.  

Hi Marc,I think with the abuses of lease options and contract for deeds, esp in TX, and the Dodd Frank - CFPB coming into play in Jan 10 2014, the lease option - rent to own marketplace has changed.Being an agent and helping sellers sell on terms might be a good business though.

Then when they abuse these appliances they are our problem.