Yes, pass on the subject and go see about the comps, however, just chat with the Realtor and see if a sub-2 can be done or a L/O with them getting their commission, something about Realtors, the like to get paid.

4th, I'm not sure where to begin here since, as I stated in #3, your description doesn't have anything to do with a L/O.5th, each property needs to be a separate agreement, and each agreement should actually be 2 separate agreements...the lease agreement and the Option agreement.6th, there's no mention of any Option Consideration...or option price for that matter.7th, a 15 year agreement? 

Small downpmt (LO fee) paid, monthly pmts for a 5 year term. 

As a successful realtor, what ways can an LO make your life easier and/or add value to your business?

I want to wholesale it or flip it...maybe even do a L/O.

If you are considering a L/O tenant what would the terms be as far as length of time?

@Rita Lo If you're referring to the yearly projections, Loan Balance is simply the Property Value minus the Equity you've got in the property.

IT WAS F A B U L O U S !!!!

Well, lo and behold, I noticed that it's finally for sale!!

Lo and behold, we get an approval but the buyer needs to contribute $3,000 to help satisfy the second.