Usually within a few years when my tenant ends up exercising their option that I will give to them under a lease option agreement.

Your lease option is still just a lease with an option to buy which may never be exercised.

He should be allowed to exercise that option.

He said how it seemed like it could be a good deal and seemed interested in giving me a shot at it.I know the Realtor's role in this transaction is to represent the bank and that's where he gets paid.

Don't worry about the repair costs during this exercise unless you're doing rehabs (you can make an educated guess for practicing - it's fun to see how it changes your numbers).

If all of these roles could be wrapped up in one or two amazing people who do great work for reasonable rates, I would be very happy.If all goes well on the first rehab, there should be steady stream throughout the year.

Exercise isn't even in my vocabulary any more.

What you vision your team doing and being is not what he sees his role as being and doing.

What I think you'll get is a clearer picture of how your role can work, where the pitfalls are and how you can navigate better to make more money for yourself and your principals.Who knows, maybe investing a few hundred bucks into your RE education may reap many thousands of dollars as a result, not to mention the people you could meet along the way.

Before I took possession of the building he had the previous owner send the upstairs tenants a letter asking them not to use thier exercise bike in the morning as it disturbs him.