You know what I'm talking about, "take this pill, eat like ****, don't exercise, sleep 12 hours a day and you'll still lose weight".

That's a very expensive option to exercise on a preforming loan.Since I have restructured my assets, I have put all new property in individual LLCs.

All properties in that desirable subdivision are estimated/recently sold at $330k and above.I am thinking of presenting the owner with a lease purchase option (not sure if this is the right name for the process) but basically my plan is to offer to purchase the property for $300k within the next 3 years but will lease the property in the meantime for a maximum of 36 months before exercising my option to purchase. 

In other words does the 3k come off the purchase price when/if the tenant/buyer exercises his option in a year or two netting the seller his 100K or does it come off now which still nets the seller his 100K? 

I am about 8 months into my self improvement and have been trying to exercise at least 3 times a week and usually run at least 3 miles when I do. 

wow, lots of good feedback, thanks - glad I went through this exercise@Logan & Kim*For insurance, I estimated $50/month, it sounds like i'll have to increase that (i'll bump it to $100/month)@Gabe*For the operating expenses, instead of saying 50%, I grouped it a little differently.  

And, you tell them, that since you are truly there to help solve their problem, you will exercise the contract yourself if you can't find a buyer!

If you find a strategy that works, mine the **** out of it but me mindful to keep learning and exercising other strategies so that you are more diversified and well rounded.Just some food for thought.PS.  

When an option is not exercised and expires both sides have gotten what they agreed to at that point.

And of course, I can exercise patience if the right deal isn't there.