Please spare me the advice on whether I want to do it or not from a investor point of view - I want to know from a transactional / legal point of view.Can it be legally done or is there some deviation from a straight "leaseback/option"?

I appreciate you sparing me the effort to rebut things.

I really should have fixed those myself to spare the costs when I had the chance.As I said, yes, there was some trash left in the house due to how much snow was outside, which did not permit us to put out the trash.

(Or even quicker, by just putting every spare dollar into extra Principal-only mortgage payments).Welcome to BP.

In a constantly changing world one cannot be expected to keep up with every change.You are very passionate about your job/career......you can keep that passion fulfilled in other ways1 Enjoy yourself2 Devote a little of your spare time to introduce the wonderful world of flying to others - volunteer at aviation schools - run Boy Scout tours at your local little airport - speak about your experiences at Learn To Fly Programs.

BooksHere's a list I compiled this morning of titles that seem to be 1) highly regarded by many folks on this site, and 2) appropriate for someone in my position: The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, by Gary Keller The Dummies Guide to Real Estate Investing, by Eric Tyson and Robert GriswoldThe following titles also caught my eye, and were recommended by BP users: The Weekend Millionaire's Secrets to Investing in Real Estate: How to Become Wealthy in Your Spare Time, by Mike Summey and Roger DawsonInvesting in Duplexes, Triplexes, and Quads, by Larry LoftisSuccessful Real Estate Investing: How to Avoid the 75 Most Costly Mistakes Every Investor Makes, by Robert SheminDefensive Real-Estate Investing, by William BronchickABC's of Real Estate, by Ken McElroyRental Houses for the Successful Small Investor, by Suzanne Thomas1 Minute to Rental Property Riches, by Michael RossiIn my browsing of BP, I also came across recommendations that newbies like myself 1) join a local REI club, and 2) consider working with a 'mentor.'

I'm sure anyone concerned can spare the time to do the same thing.I think i'll call their offices tomorrow as well.

With our high unemployment and recession misery it's amazing he isn't smart enough to not get caught and at the same time spare us the tears on television today.

Wow no expense was spared in building that car...

If the foundations aren't compacted properly before the concrete is poured in them, you can get settling issues with the house, which can be typical even for a young structure such as yours.