Lease doesn't guarantee it will be sold to tenant.

Unfortunately, there are no guarantees in property rental.

For the lessee, without a deed your protection is contract law, which with the protections placed in the contract by the lessors attorney, and the same by the lessees attorney, almost guarantee a lawsuit and counter claim.Recently, a friend of mine entered into a master lease (as lessee) for a medical property.

If we can't make the numbers work for the bank my parents have agreed to guarantee a mortgage/HELOC, etc.

It was recommended to me that I collect a refundable performance guarantee fee from co-signer so she has some skin in the game.

Banks will always want a personal guarantee from you so there is no real benefit

Those phrases you have I can almost guarantee will only generate about 4-5 clicks if you're lucky.

It isn't that big of a deal here, particularly with a lifetime guarantee from the repair company.

We would be more than willing to partner and guarantee debt on the right type of deal.  

I guarantee the top 5% wealth used leverage (almost all) to obtain their wealth and would never pay off a low interest loan early.