If you still have those leads, I to am open to an assignment fee or some similar arrangement.I'm in Williamson County (and have some business in Austin) for the rest of the week if you have the time or inclination for a face to face.

This is why TK is such a popular RE niche for people who are either too busy or just not inclined to do all the heavy lifting themselves.Now, it bears noting that, though we at Spartan do manage everything in-house (meaning we execute the rehab, find the tenants, manage the property) not all Tk outfits are full-service.

There is no way of knowing with 100 percent certainty how long and to what extent the area will be on the incline, without being a psychic.

I'd be more inclined to look at a life estate.  

@ 2% per month, i'd be inclined to lend.  

Depends, I guess.But after 4 years, for something that is fragile, I'd be inclined to treat it as wear-and-tear and replace it myself.

I have a resident manager in place from the former owner that I'm inclined to leave in place as he seems to be doing a great job.

I'm inclined to say YES since I would be giving the seller an earnest money deposit right?

While there is not penalty, I would suggest someone not doing this excessively as most of my bids accepted are asset review and I believe have a good relationship with the asset managers and having a reputation of following through gets me more of my lower offers acceptedRespectfully, I am not inclined to release the exact percentages that will probably be accepted.  

You'll be more inclined to recognize what they have brought into the partnership.