I could possibly consider a flip after equity is built from forced appreciation, but as with renting, there comes an ethical issue; my grandparents have lived here nearly 50 years, and I'm not sure that my family members would be too thrilled if I were in it to make a quick buck. 

Our states tenants "pay any periodic, preventive, or additional extermination costs desired by Tenant, including treatment for bed bugs, unless otherwise required by law".If they've been a problem tenant for years then it might be time to find another tenant..

I've been a foster parent, volunteered for the humane society, learned Spanish fluently helping migrant farmworkers for free, am vegan for ethical reasons, have a bird refuge and a zoo of rescues.

Currently, 2 treatments and 1 vaccine are under clinal trials.

So I heard this idea on the BP Podcast -- But are there any ethical considerations when offering tenants the ability to get out of lease, if they buy a property through you?

The Senate print accompanying the Deficit Reduction Act of 1984 stated that the intent of Congress in amending the statute was to "decrease the controversy and litigation arising under present law with respect to the proper tax treatment of start-up expenditures" by requiring expenses similar to those allowed as deductions in Hoopengarner to be capitalized.

FYI, bug bombs don't work....go to DoMyOwn.com and read up on bed bug treatments....you will probably need three products Temprid FX, Gentrol IGR, and Cimexa.Be sure to read all the instructions, you will need PPE.you will and should treat 3-4 times, once every 5 days to a week.

I love your enthusiasm and work ethic. 

Through the process we also added new electric, plumbing, HVAC, and we are having termite treatment done.

Just trying to navigate the best way to go about this and certainly want to keep it legal and ethical.