If the seller of a lease option dies, you still have your rights as a tenant according to the lease terms and your option is still valid, you can exercise it and pay the estate.What you are describing is a sandwich lease option I think, which is where you lease the house from someone with an option to buy, then turn around a sell it the same way, but at higher dollars. 

Good luck Sandwich LO are a great way to invest. 

If you really want to do a “retail sandwich,” you will be layering contract for deeds.

I'll bet you a spotted owl BBQ sandwich that he is simply a squatter.

Sandwich up the beams, and your g2g.

Though I've heard sandwich lease options are very risky so be careful there.

There is a nominal yearly fee for this group (I believe it's 55 dollars), which is used to cover soft drinks, a sandwich tray, and renting of meeting space. 

Walk into any trendy coffee shop, any nice sandwich place these days, and the menus are in 10 point font, grey on grey.  

What does a bankrupt, burned out, mid 50's Canadian salesperson do in a doggy economy, a real estate market on the verge of tipping into the soup, do... wholesale, lease option sandwich, residential, apartments etc.,?

You want Ruben investing in a sandwich shop!