Another choice is to offer a lease and give a ROFR or Right of First Refusal.From the Baylor Texas Law Review:Although often associated with options, the first-refusal right is not a true option.An option is an irrevocable offer that gives its holder a unilateral right to trigger the purchase at the option price during the option period.In contrast, a first-refusal right does not give its holder the power to compel an unwilling owner to sell.

The best trips for commuters start late the first day and end early the last day, precluding the need for a crash pad: as a result more senior crew will "bid" and be awarded these trips, leaving newer crew line holders and reservists to the early starts and late finish times.

I even once hired a sign holder for 1 day for $100 and got more calls from that, than I did with the same $100 spent on PPC advertising in a Month.PPC is difficult because your going up against major companies that have budgets of thousands of dollars per day, or that are willing to pay up to $10 per click.  

Hi.When I do a double Lease option:In option #1, i lease and option from seller (which are three documents including lease, option, and purchase and sale agreement);What language in do I put in Option #2 where I offer my subtenant/prospective buyer/option buyer regarding my being only an option holder with the seller?

Foreclosure attorneys may sometimes miss liens or other interest holders that they need to otherwise divest.

I’ve learned so much from BP already it’d be great to give back and network with like-minded investors - if I can ever be helpful, the areas I’m good at are: (1) rigorous financial analysis (CFA charter holder), (2) technology / software (I have my own blog on building wealth), and (3) tax strategy (will not give official advice since I’m not a licensed tax professional, but I think about a lot of tax strategies).

If one party refuses to sign, other party may deliver a Demand for Escrow holder to release deposit, which then escrow submits to the other party for a mutual signature.

My goal is to invest in the tax liens for the interest payed to the lien holder but would also like to buy tax deeds to flip.

I am interested as well...my thought was there were two lien holders?

This could be either cash from their SDIRA or their cash on hand.2) Having a non disqualified person join as a partner who would use a loan of their choosing outside of an IRA to be a 50% stake holder.3) IF I could find someone that would sell on a Land Contract that would not require a 'personal guarantee', could my SDIRA do say a 50% (or less if possible) down payment and have them carry the remainder on the LC?